Three days after the attack in Jerusalem, this evening (Saturday), Tedsa Tshuma ben Mada died of his wounds at Shaare Zedek Hospital. The hospital’s trauma and intensive care teams fought for his life, and later pronounced him dead.
As I recall, a teenager was murdered and 28 others were injured to varying degrees in two explosive device explosions that took place this week in Jerusalem, and were apparently triggered remotely. The two explosions apparently indicate an escalation in terrorism, and a method of execution that is slightly different from the one we have become accustomed to in recent times. The perpetrator, who is apparently responsible for the two attacks, allegedly rode an electric bicycle, placed a bag at the bus station in Givat Shaul, and apparently activated the charger that was inside using a remote activation mechanism.