Three explosions rock Israeli bus stations, investigated as terror attack

On February 20, three explosions occurred on empty buses in Bat Yam, near Tel Aviv, which Israeli authorities are treating as a suspected terror attack. The incidents, which took place in separate parking lots, did not result in any injuries, but police and the Shin Bet security agency are actively investigating the situation. The first explosion was reported around 8:30 p.m. and quickly followed by a second blast, prompting emergency services to respond and extinguish a fire on one of the buses. Local officials noted the absence of passengers on the buses at the time, calling it a 'miracle' that no one was harmed. Police have urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious objects or activities. In light of the explosions, bus drivers were instructed to conduct thorough inspections of their vehicles for security reasons.