Gunman Kills 3 During Attack at Tunisian Synagogue

An attacker, reportedly a naval guard, killed two colleagues and a civilian visitor near an ancient synagogue on the Tunisian island of Djerba.
The gunman attempted to enter the synagogue during an annual Jewish pilgrimage and opened fire, killing a total of five people, including two Jewish visitors, before being shot dead himself.
Four visitors and five security officers were also wounded in the attack.
The Ghriba synagogue, the site of the attack, is nearly 2,500 years old and draws hundreds of Jewish visitors from around the world each year.
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, which comes as Tunisia faces a severe financial crisis and was hoping tourism would rebound.