1977 Petah Tikva bombing

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Date6 July 1977
Attack type
Bombing
Deaths1
1977 Petah Tikva bombing
LocationPetah Tikva, Israel
Date6 July 1977
Attack type
Bombing
Deaths1
Injured22
PerpetratorsDFLP, PFLP and Fatah

On 6 July 1977, a pipe bomb placed by Palestinian militants exploded in a vegetable stand in Petah Tikva, Israel, killing one woman and injuring 22 others. The bombing, considered a terrorist attack,[1] was claimed by the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP) and Fatah.

According to police, the bomb consisted of explosives in a metal pipe which was hidden under a fruit vendor's cart on Baron Hirsch Street in the center of town.[1][2][3]

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