This happened in the city of Bat Yam. The explosives miraculously exploded at the time when the buses were parked in a bus depot, so there were no casualties, the Israeli publication Ynet reports.

The explosions took place within minutes of each other. First, two buses, located dozens of meters from each other in a parking lot, exploded.

The third explosion occurred on the border of Holon and Bat Yam. A passenger noticed a suspicious package on the back seat of the bus and told the driver about it. The driver reached the final stop, got off the bus, took everyone away, called the miners, and this is when the explosion occurred.

After the incident, public transport was urgently stopped throughout Israel to check other buses and trains. As a result, a fourth bomb was discovered and defused in the city of Holon.

 

Each of the explosive devices contained five kilograms of explosives and was equipped with a timing mechanism. According to the Voice of Israel Telegram channel, all the bombs were supposed to explode during rush hour in the morning, but the terrorists confused AM with PM.

The Israeli police say it was a terrorist attack. A note in Arabic was found on one of the bombs: "Revenge for Tulkarem." Ynet reports that Hamas has claimed responsibility for the attacks.