Jerusalem Police have confirmed that 29-year-old Advanced Staff Sgt. Major Yosef Kirma was the police officer killed in today’s terror attack.

Kirma will be laid to rest Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the police section of the Mount Herzl military cemetery. He is survived by his wife of four months, parents and two brothers.

MK Mickey Levy (Yesh Atid) responded to the terror attack in Jerusalem that claimed the lives of two Israelis, calling on the government to take away Jerusalem residency rights and national insurance payments from the family members of the 39-year-old terrorist. “I call on the government to act,” he said.

Jerusalem Police said shots were fired at the area of the Ammunition Hill in Jerusalem.

“Police are dealing with a terrorist attack near the French hill,” said Police Spokesman Micky Rosenfeld. “Police units are at the scene.”

Initial details from the scene indicated that the shots were fired from a vehicle towards a light-rail station on Bar-Lev street. Four people were reported to be injured, including a woman in critical condition.

A molotov cocktail thrown by an unknown assailant hit an Israeli car shortly after 8:30 a.m. on Sunday morning between the communities of Efrat and Tekoa, south of Jerusalem, causing the car to catch fire. A woman suffered from shock and was treated by medical forces at the scene.

Chairman of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas is in good condition according to Palestinian reports, after undergoing cardiac catheterization  Abbas is expected to be released from the hospital soon.