Seven people injured after motorist drives into crowded Jerusalem bus stop

 At least six people were injured after a motorist drove into a crowded Jerusalem bus stop in a suspected terror attack.

United Hatzalah volunteers responded to an attack in the Ramot neighborhood of Jerusalem on Friday around 1.30pm local time, February 12, according to a spokesperson.

The volunteer organisation reports that seven pedestrians including two children were injured when a vehicle drove into a bus stop near Samuel’s Tomb, the Jerusalem Post reports.

Emergency responders received a call on the 101 hotline at 1:27pm about a vehicle hitting several pedestrians at a bus stop on the corner of Golda Meir Avenue and Binyamin Mintz in Jerusalem’s Ramot neighborhood.