The attempted attacks on Thursday, which injured no one but shut down buses and trains across the country, came amid Israel’s ongoing raids in the West Bank and as its cease-fire with Hamas in Gaza nears its end.

Israeli police have reported a series of explosions on buses in central Israel in what they said appeared to be a militant attack. No injuries were reported.

Israeli police said in an update they have identified four devices attempted to be used in a "coordinated terror attack."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered Israel’s military to conduct an operation in the occupied West Bank after three empty buses exploded in a suspected terror attack near Tel Aviv on Thursday.

Explosions that rattled central Israel on Thursday are being treated as a suspected terror attack. Multiple buses were targeted in the city of Bat Yam, near Tel Aviv, where three blasts went off and two more buses were found with undetonated explosives.

A series of explosions Thursday on three parked buses has rattled central Israel in what authorities suspected was a militant attack. No injuries were reported. The explosions happened on a day when Israel was already grieving after Hamas returned the bodies of four hostages from Gaza as part of a ceasefire deal.

Authorities said several buses exploded in Tel Aviv in an attack believed to be planned during the Friday morning commute.