Israeli soldier stabbed by Palestinian in Tel Aviv dies

JERUSALEM: An Israeli soldier stabbed by a Palestinian teenager at a Tel Aviv train station on Monday has died of his wounds, a spokesman at Tel-Hashomer hospital said.

The soldier was attacked by a 17-year-old from a West Bank refugee camp who fled the scene before being arrested, as unrest in Jerusalem spread across Israel and the Palestinian territory.

Hours later an Israeli woman was killed and two others wounded Monday when a Palestinian stabbed them outside a West Bank settlement before being shot dead by a security guard, police said.

Medics said a woman of around 25 died in the attack on a road outside Alon Shvut in the Etzion settlement bloc in the southern West Bank.

"Paramedics confirmed the death of a young woman," the emergency services said of the incident at a bus stop near the western entrance to the settlement.

Police said the attacker had driven to a bus stop near Alon Shvut and began attacking people with a knife.

"A car stopped at the hitchhiking stop at the entrance to Alon Shvut, the driver got out of the car and stabbed three civilians who were standing there," police spokeswoman Luba Samri said.

"The guard at the entrance shot the suspect," she said.

Medics confirmed evacuating a man with serious gunshot wounds who was taken to a Jerusalem hospital, but he died shortly afterwards from his injuries, police said