Two young men were injured in a stabbing attack in Jerusalem one of them seriously

Two young men in their 20s were injured in a stabbing attack, one of them seriously and the other lightly. They were stabbed on Haim Bar Lev Boulevard in Jerusalem, near the light rail station not far from the national police headquarters. MDA staff arrived at the scene and treated the two and evacuated them to Hadassah Hospital on Mount Scopus. Police officers who arrived at the scene began investigating the circumstances of the case, at the same time the terrorist was shot and neutralized.
MDA paramedic Sigalit Mizrahi said: "We arrived at the scene and saw two wounded with stab wounds to their upper body while they were conscious. We provided them with life-saving medical care that included bandages and stopped bleeding, we quickly took them to the intensive care unit and evacuated them to the hospital when their condition was difficult and easy. "
The attack in Jerusalem continues to prove that the tension in Jerusalem has not disappeared. The tension associated with the Temple Mount continues. Yesterday, the Palestinian protested mainly in the Palestinian Authority over Israel's decision to open the Temple Mount for Jewish visits. The defense establishment emphasizes that there are more warnings of further attacks in the Jerusalem area.
Tensions in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood are also continuing, awaiting a Supreme Court decision on the sale of the houses to two Jews. The Arab residents of the neighborhood are demanding that the sellers of the houses be allowed to stay in their rented houses. The affair caused a crisis and tension in Jerusalem. Getz is due to decide in a few weeks.
Meanwhile, Jordan says the evacuation of residents of the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood from their homes is a war crime and warns that the "siege" - as the language - that Israel is imposing on the neighborhood in East Jerusalem could lead to an explosion. Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman al-Safdi made the remarks at the end of his meeting in Amman with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shukri. The Jordanian minister added that his country has maintained contact with the Hamas leadership in recent weeks. "The Palestinian people are our brothers. We recognize Palestine and discuss it with all its political factions, as is customary in relations between states," Jordan's foreign minister stressed. The Egyptian Foreign Minister will meet today in Ramallah with the head of the Palestinian Authority, Abu Mazen.