Israel halts public transportation after bus bombings in Tel Aviv

The head of the Israeli Ministry of Transportation Miri Regev ordered to stop the movement of public transportation throughout the country after two buses exploded in Tel Aviv. Ynet reported that.

"All buses, trains and light rail transportation must be stopped, checked," she said.

It is also reported that security services are currently investigating to figure out the terrorists behind the attack.

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February 20 Three buses exploded on the outskirts of the Israeli city of Tel Aviv. According to preliminary data, there were no casualties. It is specified that during the check in other buses were found two more explosive devices. After that, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a powerful counter-terrorism operation in the West Bank.