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At least two people have been killed and eight wounded in a shooting in a gay club in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, according to police.At least two people have been killed and eight wounded in a shooting in a gay club in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, according to police.
The police said the incident was "criminal rather than nationalistic". The victims were a man and a woman, Haaretz newspaper said.The police said the incident was "criminal rather than nationalistic". The victims were a man and a woman, Haaretz newspaper said.
Police are searching for a black-clad gunman who fled the scene after opening fire in the club, the Cafe Noir. Police are searching for a black-clad gunman who fled the scene after opening fire in the club.
Witnesses said the gunman fired in all directions with a handgun.
Correspondents say Tel Aviv has a vibrant gay scene, but some areas of Jewish society are not tolerant of homosexuality.
Annual gay pride marches are often met with violent protests by ultra-Orthodox Jews in Jerusalem.
Tel Aviv has in the past been targeted in attacks by Palestinian militants.Tel Aviv has in the past been targeted in attacks by Palestinian militants.


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