Jerusalem (CNN)A Jerusalem synagogue turned from peaceful sanctuary to house of horrors within moments Tuesday when two Palestinian cousins wielding a gun and butcher knives attacked during morning prayers -- a terror attack that Israel's leader characterized as "blood libel" fanned by Palestinian leaders. Even as Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas condemned the attack, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said he was "glad" but insisted it "is not enough." Addressing reporters Tuesday night, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for national unity against "those human animals who committed this massacre" and against those -- singling out Hamas, the Islamic movement and the Palestinian Authority -- who he claims "disseminate libels against the state of Israel."
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas condemns the attack
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Israeli ministry: 8 wounded, including an Israeli police officer in critical condition
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2 Palestinian cousins enter a Jerusalem synagogue with knives and a gun
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Netanyahu blames Palestinian Authority, others for spreading "libels" against Israel
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