Egyptian policeman kills Israeli tourists in Alexandria
Two Israelis and an Egyptian national killed in firing by a policeman in the Mediterranean city, according to local media reports.
An Egyptian policeman has opened fire on tourists in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria, killing at least two Israeli nationals and one Egyptian, according to local media reports.
Extra News television channel, which has close ties to Egyptian security agencies, quoted an unidentified security official as saying that another person was wounded in the attack at an Israeli tour group in Pompey’s Pillar site in Alexandria.
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