A high level source in the Tel Aviv Police Department said, “We’re not taking any risks this time. Tel Aviv has a long history of suicide bombers.”

Earlier Monday, tensions reached a new high in Jerusalem, which saw its first deadly attack in more than three years.

At 1:52 P.M. Monday local time a man driving a road construction backhoe, or digger, flipped over a bus, killing one civilian and injuring five others. The terrorist was shot dead by a correctional officer who happened to be nearby. About an hour later, a gunman dressed in black shot a 20-year-old soldier at a hitchhiking station near Hebrew University in East Jerusalem, wounding him seriously, then got on a motorcycle that was waiting for him and fled the scene. A nearby security guard shot at the suspect, but missed. The gunman is still at large.