Fatal Shooting at Egyptian Tourist Site Claims Lives of Israeli Tourists
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Two Israeli tourists and their Egyptian guide were killed by an Egyptian police officer at the ancient Roman site Pompey's Pillar in Alexandria. The motive for the shooting remains unclear, but the officer claimed to have lost control after being provoked by the tour group. Another person was injured, and the shooter has been taken into custody. The incident comes amid heightened tensions between Israel and Hamas, with Israel declaring war on the Palestinian terror group. Pro-Palestinian sentiments in Egypt have often led to tensions with visiting Israelis.
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