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Napad na Židovski muzej u Brusselsu
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Two of four victims of Brussels shooting at Jewish Museum are Israelis
Dvije od četiri žrtve u pucnjavi na Židovski muzej u Brusselsu su Izraeliski državljani
JERUSALEM/BRUSSELS (EJP)---A spokesperson of the Israeli Foreign Ministry has confirmed information published in the Belgian media that two Israelis are among the four victims of the anti-Semitic shooting at the Jewish Museum of Belgium in Brussels on Saturday. Paul Hirschson said Sunday that the victims were a couple in their 50s from the Tel Aviv area.
Govornik Monistarstva vanjskih poslova Izraela je potvrdio informacije iz belgijskih medija da su dvoje Izraelaca među četiri žrtve antisemitske pucnjave u subotu kod Židovskog muzeja u Brusselsu.
Četiri
osobe su umrle u pucnjavi u napadu koji se odigrao unutar muzeja kada
je jedan čovjek otvorio vatru na posjetioce. Policija je uhvatila jednog
osumnjičenog i traži još jednog.
Paul Hirschon je u nedelju rekao da su žrtve jedan bračni par u 50-tim godinama iz Tel Aviva. Obitelji žrtava su obavještene o smrti i organiziran je njihov prijevoz kući. Hirschon je kazao da je napad bio usmjeren na Izraeličane ili Židove, ali Izrael čeka zaključke iz Belgije.
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Netanyahu: Brussels attack at
Jewish Museum 'is the result of constant incitement against Jews and their
state'
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JERUSALEM/BRUSSELS/PARIS/NEW
YORK (EJP)---Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the attack against
the Jewish Museum in the center of Brussels Saturday afternoon that killed three
people and critically wounded a fourth ''is the result of constant incitement
against Jews and their state.''
BRUSSELS
(EJP)---The President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz said the shooting
at the Jewish museum in Brussels, in which four people died, was ''deeply
shocking.''
''It
is too early to comment on the motive of this heinous attack. Nevertheless, my
thoughts and condolences go to the families of the victims first of all and more
widely to the Jewish community and the Belgian people,'' he said. ''This
was a brutal attack at a place of religion and memory. It is deeply saddening
and tragic that innocent people have been murdered at a Jewish museum,'' Schulz
added.
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