KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: Overseas, Israeli police are searching for a second gunman in a shooting at a Jerusalem bus stop. At least ten people are wounded, including three police officers. CNN's Jerusalem Bureau Chief Mike Hanna has the latest information.</s>MIKE HANNA, CNN JERUSALEM BUREAU CHIEF: An attack in Eastern Jerusalem, according police, two Palestinian gunmen opened fire on a group of Israelis waiting at a bus stop in an Israeli neighborhood, in a part of the city annexed by Israel in 1967. At least ten people were wounded in the attack, two of them, say hospital officials, are in a serious condition. One of the gunman, say police, was arrested at the scene. There had been earlier reports he had been shot and killed. The other gunman, say police, appears to have escaped. This is the latest incident in a series of violent incidents in the course of the day. Earlier, there had been a number of Palestinians shot at roadblocks by Israeli forces, one of them, a pregnant woman. However, she and her baby survived. And in the course of the afternoon, two Israelis were killed by Palestinian gunmen in the West Bank. A third Israeli was wounded. She was also pregnant. Her baby was also delivered safely. She is in a stable condition. So ongoing incidents of violence, as talk emerges of a possible plan broached by Saudi Arabia. In terms of this plan, Saudi would guarantee Arab recognition of Israel if Israel withdrew its forces to the pre-1967 boundaries. Now, no formal outline of this plan at this stage, but it is certainly receiving reaction here in Israel. The Israeli president having announced that he has invited Saudi Prince Abdullah to come to Jerusalem to discuss this latest proposal. Mike Hanna, CNN, Jerusalem.
Violence in Middle East As Israel Invites Saudi Prince to Jerusalem