Five people died after a shooting attack in a crowded city near Israel’s commercial capital, Tel Aviv, on Tuesday, after a man opened fire at passers-by. A man dressed in black and holding an assault rifle opened fire at passersby in Bnei Brak, a Jewish ultra-Orthodox city east of Tel Aviv, before he was killed by an officer, police said in a statement, citing a preliminary investigation. The Magen David Adom paramedic service confirmed that five people were killed. Police said one of the victims was a police officer who arrived at the scene and engaged the suspect. Police didn’t immediately provide further information about the suspect. A video circulating on social media showed the man yelling in Arabic on a residential street, selectively firing at passersby. It marked the third deadly attack and the second mass shooting in a week. “We strongly condemn the horrific terrorist attack today in Bnei Brak, the …