The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of June 9

1. Police on Thursday released the names of the four Israelis murdered in a gruesome terrorist shooting in central Tel Aviv on Wednesday night. Read more: The four Israelis who were murdered in Tel Aviv terror shooting 2. Palestinians in the West Bank and east Jerusalem took to the streets to celebrate the deadly terrorist shooting in Tel Aviv on Wednesday night that left four people dead and several others wounded. Read more: Palestinians celebrate terror attack in Tel Aviv, Saudis strongly condemn 3. Barely 12 hours ago, Margalit Bergman was sitting at this very table when the two “wealthy Italian businessmen in fancy suits and skinny ties” opened fire, murdering four people in one of the most shocking terror attacks in Israel in years. Read more: 'They looked like rich businessmen, and then started shooting' 4.Following Wednesday night's terror attack in Tel Aviv's Sarona market that left four people dead and 16 wounded CNN inspired outrage with its headline when it put the word 'terrorists' in quotations on its Facebook page. Read more: Outrage at CNN for biased Tel Aviv terror attack title; Fox news anchor comes to Israel's defense 5. Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai and Joint List lawmakers found the culprit for the terrorist attack in Tel Aviv that took four lives – not just the two terrorists from Yatta, but the “occupation” and the government they said Thursday. Read more: Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai: Palestinian celebrations of terror result of 'occupation'

The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of June 9

Police release names of four Israelis killed in Tel Aviv attack, Palestinians celebrate attack while Saudis strongly condemn it, outrage at CNN for biased Tel Aviv terror attack title, and more.

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The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of June 9

Police release names of four Israelis killed in Tel Aviv attack, Palestinians celebrate attack while Saudis strongly condemn it, outrage at CNN for biased Tel Aviv terror attack title, and more.

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