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A handout picture provided by the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO) on 13 October shows Israeli emergency personnel working at the scene of an attack in Malchei Israel Street, Jerusalem, Israel, October 13, 2015.
Two people have been killed and dozens wounded in four bus attacks in Israel, local media report.
The incidents took place in Jerusalem and Ra'anana in the northwest of the country.
Some world news services, such as the BBC, report the death toll has risen to three.
The number of wounded people also ranges between 16 and more than 20, according to different sources.
Israeli authorities say the attackers have been "neutralized".
Ynetnews reports a security meeting has been called by PM Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss further steps amid mounting tensions in the country, with more frequent attacks on Israelis in the past months.
More to follow.
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