The attacker was a Moroccan citizen with American permanent residency and had entered Israel on a tourist visa on January 18.
At least four people were stabbed during a terror attack on Tuesday evening on Nahalat Binyamin Street in Tel Aviv.

Police confirmed the attack as terror following an initial investigation. They went on to say the attacker stabbed three people on Nahalat Binyamin Street, followed by a fourth person on nearby Gruzenberg Street.

Israeli media reported that an American residency permit and border control ticket were found on the body of the attacker. They showed that the attacker was a Moroccan citizen with American permanent residency and had entered Israel on a tourist visa on January 18.

Interior Minister Moshe Arbel said that border control officers at Ben Gurion Airport refused to let in the terrorist and demanded that an investigation be opened into the matter. Shin Bet agents overruled the decision and permitted him to enter Israel, according to reports in Israeli media.

According to Arbel, officers "transferred him to security officials for questioning, who unfortunately decided to allow his entry into Israel." The minister called on Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) chief Ronen Bar "to investigate the serious incident and draw lessons from it as soon as possible."

The attacker was shot, with multiple eyewitnesses reporting gunfire in the area.
Police confirmed that the attacker had been killed. The attacker was reportedly shot by civilians.

Botragelad:
Again. So somehow a Muslim from Morocco managed to get a green card/permanent resident through the US Visa lottery under Biden and flew into Israel as a tourist just to commit a stabbing and get killed like a terrorist.

Regrettably, Shin Bet thoroughly questioned this individual at the airport to assess whether he posed a threat, but ultimately granted him full entry. Bad decision!!
Good thing is, an armed civilian, I think a woman, intervened and shot him.

Now when we begin to profile all Muslims/Muslim tourist due to attacks from their kind, people start to scream islamophobia nonsense. This guy was a pro Palestinian, and if Israel had denied him entry he would have gone online to scream genocide and apartheid.

Sometimes, it's important to place the safety and security of our borders and country as priority. Worrying too much about what others, especially those with an anti-Israel agenda, will say can be a recipe for disaster. Put the well-being and protection of Am Yisrael first. 🇮🇱

adebowales:
you sure know that all the atrocities you committed in Gaza will never be forgotten, there will always be consequences for the life you took in Gaza, even under ceasefire you still continue your massacre in jenin and yet you expect to receive flowers?

naijaking1:
Waiting for someone from ministry of Peter Obi affairs to come change this topic to IPOB or Igbo issue.

adebowales:
you sure know that all the atrocities you committed in Gaza will never be forgotten, there will always be consequences for the life you took in Gaza, even under ceasefire you still continue your massacre in jenin and yet you expect to receive flowers?

princepee:
now what's his gain he stabbed and wounded people now he is dead.
He think Israel is Africa where you can do anyhow.
It's even civilians that killed him.

Rest in hell terrorist

Botragelad:
Again. So somehow a Muslim from Morocco managed to get a green card/permanent resident through the US Visa lottery under Biden and flew into Israel as a tourist just to commit a stabbing and get killed like a terrorist.

Regrettably, Shin Bet thoroughly questioned this individual at the airport to assess whether he posed a threat, but ultimately granted him full entry. Bad decision!!
Good thing is, an armed civilian, I think a woman, intervened and shot him.

Now when we begin to profile all Muslims/Muslim tourist due to attacks from their kind, people start to scream islamophobia nonsense. This guy was a pro Palestinian, and if Israel had denied him entry he would have gone online to scream genocide and apartheid.

Sometimes, it's important to place the safety and security of our borders and country as priority. Worrying too much about what others, especially those with an anti-Israel agenda, will say can be a recipe for disaster. Put the well-being and protection of Am Yisrael first. 🇮🇱