Israel extends condolences to Germany after Munich shooting

The Prime Minister@@@s Office extended Israel@@@s condolences to Germany on Saturday night over the deadly shooting attack in Munich that claimed nine lives on Friday.
"Israel wishes the wounded a quick recovery," read the statement pledging Israel@@@s solidarity with Germany "on this sad day."
German officials have ruled out that the 18-year-old gunman who carried out the tragic shooting at a shopping mall was related to Islamic terror. The shooter, a German-Iranian national, was found dead of self-inflicted gunshot wounded after the shooting rampage.
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