KFAR YONA, ISRAEL — At least eight people were injured in a suspected terror attack after a vehicle rammed into a bus stop near the central Israeli city of Kfar Yona.

The incident occurred earlier today, when a car plowed into civilians waiting at a roadside bus stop. Emergency medical services responded swiftly, treating the wounded at the scene before transferring them to nearby hospitals. The conditions of the victims range from moderate to serious, according to local reports.

Israeli police and security forces quickly launched a manhunt after locating the abandoned vehicle believed to have been used in the attack. Authorities are now actively searching for the suspected terrorist, who reportedly fled the scene on foot.

“We are treating this as a terror incident,” a police spokesperson said. “Our officers are pursuing all leads to apprehend the suspect and ensure public safety.”

The attack comes amid heightened security tensions in various parts of the country. Investigators have not yet released the identity of the attacker or confirmed any organizational affiliation.

Israeli officials have called for public vigilance and urged citizens to report any suspicious activity.