Israeli authorities said at least 40 people were killed and hundreds were wounded in the deadliest attack in Israel\u200b in years, CBS News reported.
NEW YORK -- Leaders in New York and New Jersey are reacting to the unprecedented Hamas attack in Israel on Saturday. Israeli authorities said at least 40 people were killed and hundreds were wounded in the deadliest attack in Israel in years, CBS News reported. The NYPD released a statement saying, 'We are aware of the situation and continue to monitor for further developments. At this time there is no known threat nor nexus to New York City.
' The New York City Council Jewish Caucus said, 'As Jewish members of the @NYCcouncil, while we should be celebrating the joyous holidays of Shabbat and Simchat Torah, we are instead heartbroken at this morning's unprecedented terrorist attacks on Israel. We stand with Israel and condemn these attacks.'New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy released a statement, saying in part:The world must unequivocally condemn terrorism against innocent civilians.
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