SHOCKING UPDATE: Major bombing attack uncovered as multiple busses explode across Bat Yam

The police and security forces are now investigating the incident, with initial assessments suggesting that the bombs were intended to detonate during the morning rush hour, when buses are typically filled with passengers. As a precautionary measure, bus drivers across the country have been instructed to stop, leave their vehicles, and conduct thorough searches of their buses to prevent further potential attacks.

Authorities have identified multiple bomb sites in Bat Yam, and bomb disposal units are actively working to defuse other suspected explosive devices. The police have confirmed the discovery of two additional unexploded devices in nearby locations, heightening the concern that a large-scale terror attack was planned. According to reports, each of these explosives weighed around five kilograms, with one device even marked with the inscription, "Revenge from the Tulkarm refugee camp."

The growing suspicion that this was a targeted act of terrorism has led to widespread searches by law enforcement. Police have cordoned off the explosion sites and are urging the public to stay away from these areas. In addition, light rail traffic in Bat Yam was halted following the identification of a suspect, though further details are still being investigated.

A spokesperson for the police, confirmed that they are aware of the identity of the individual responsible for planting the explosives, stating that authorities are making efforts to apprehend the suspect. As the investigation continues, officials are calling on the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

This attempted terror attack is a stark reminder of the ongoing threats facing Israel, with authorities now on high alert as they work to prevent further attacks and ensure the safety of citizens. This was a major scale terror attack that was planned and Baruch Hashem the explosions took place while the busses were empty or we could have been dealing with dozens of casualties.