A suspected gunman was shot dead by Munich police after opening fire near the Israeli consulate and a Nazi history museum on September 5, coinciding with the anniversary of the 1972 Munich Olympics attack. The assailant, who was armed with a long-barreled gun, reportedly fired at police before they returned fire, resulting in his death. No injuries were reported among the five police officers or staff at the Israeli consulate, which was closed for a commemoration at the time. Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann noted that the incident's location could provide insights into the gunman's motives. German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser emphasized the priority of protecting Israeli facilities, while police confirmed no other suspects were involved. Helicopters and armed officers were deployed as authorities managed the scene, advising the public to avoid the area.