Munich: The moment the gunman opens fire at Israel’s consulate

The moment of the attack by an armed man outside his consulate has been recorded in amateur video. The man who by his actions sounded an alarm in Munich seems to be arming and firing in the middle of the street. A little later at the point powerful police forces were rushing and the man fell dead. According to police, at 09:00 (local time) a man with a long gun arrived in front of the Documentation Center for Nazism and shot the police officers who were at the outpost in front of the building. Police officers returned the fire and fatally wounded the perpetrator, while a large police operation was under way very quickly, as Israel’s Consulate General is housed in the neighbouring building, which is also guarded. According to a police spokesman, five police officers were initially involved in the firefight, while there is currently no information on the identity and motivation of the perpetrator. Watch the video JUST IN: Video shows Gunman opening fire near Israel console in Munich, Germany. He was later shot dead by police — Insider Paper (@The InsiderPaper) Police estimate that the man acted alone and does not seek any accomplices. However, her business continues, with assistance and helicopter. The incident coincides with today’s anniversary of the Palestinian attack on Israeli athletes in the Olympic village during the 1972 Munich Olympic Games and in the Israeli consulate building were very few workers. Israel’s foreign ministry has known no injuries. Israeli President Isaac Herchog expressed his “fright” after, as he described it, “terrorist attack” which occurred near the Israeli consulate in Munich today, on the day of the 52nd anniversary of the bloody hostage of Israeli athletes from Palestinian armed men during the Olympic Games held in this town of southern Germany in 1972. “ Together, we jointly expressed our condemnation and horror of the terrorist attack this morning near the Israeli consulate in Munich,” Herchog noted in a post he made on the social media X, after having a conversation today with German President Frank Walter Steinmeier. Interior Minister Nancy Fezer spoke of “very serious action” and assured that “the protection of Jewish and Israeli facilities is an absolute priority”.