The Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv announced that the conditions of two of the hospitalized victims of Wednesday night’s terror attack have improved. The condition of the terrorist, who is also being treated at the hospital, has improved as well. All three have been transfered out of the intensive care unit, including one woman who briefly left the hospital in order to attend her husband’s funeral.

One terror victim remains in intensive care and is on a respirator, the hospital said.

A Palestinian worman armed with a knife was reported to have been at the Cave of the Patriarchs. Security forces are on the scene.

The Israeli government canceled entry for 83 thousand Palestinians travelling for Ramadan into Israeli territory yesterday, as decided in a meeting at the Kirya IDF headquarters following a terrorist attack at Sarona Market. In addition, Gazans have been denied entry to Temple Mount.

Shortly after 9:30 p.m. the Tel Aviv police reported a mass shooting incident in the heart of Tel Aviv’s popular Sarona Market.

Police forces and paramedics rushed to the scene, and according to initial reports the background of the shooting is still too early to determine.

Initial reports suggest that at least four individuals were harmed in the attack.

Two Israeli vehicles were shot at Monday night in the western Binyamin region, near the Jewish community of Neve Tzuf. The bullets missed the cars and no injuries were reported.

A third car arrived at a military checkpoint with bullet holes, which the driver claimed were sustained earlier at the same location.

A Jewish civilian returned fire to the terrorist shooting from the side of the road and the gunman fled.

Army trackers subsequently located equipment used by a gunman on the side of the road. IDF forces are sweeping the area to find the terrorist.