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Lets see how this pans out before making assumptions 
Copenhagen - A gunman wounded two Israelis working at a packed central Denmark shopping mall on Wednesday, Danish police said.
The two wounded men are Israelis in their 20s, police spokesman Lars Thede said.
He said it was too early to speculate on whether they were targeted because of their nationality.
One of the wounded was shot in the arm and the other in the leg, police said. Their condition is unclear.
The shooting took place at the Rosengaard mall in Odense, 170 kilometers west of Copenhagen.
It occurred around 15:30 (1430 GMT), when the mall was filled with people doing last-minute shopping before the New Year's break.
Thede said a video surveillance camera showed a man in his mid-20s pulling out a gun before opening fire.
"We cannot say whether he is Palestinian, Iraqi or where he is from," he said. "It is too early to say whether this has something to do with what happens elsewhere."
Alem Dervisevic, an eyewitness, told TV2 that he thought fireworks were going off when the shooting occurred.
"But then we saw gun rounds on the floor, we saw people running and shouting," Dervisevic told TV2.
"I saw blood and a man lying down near Kvickly (supermarket) and ambulance people picking him up."
The men, who were selling hair care products, had been harassed by a group of youths in recent days, Denmark's Ritzau news agency said.
According to the BT newspaper's website, a man shouted something in another language and opened fire.
Another Israeli inside the hairdressing shop threw a chair at the gunman, the newspaper said.
The shooter escaped in a dark vehicle.
Copenhagen - A gunman wounded two Israelis working at a packed central Denmark shopping mall on Wednesday, Danish police said.
The two wounded men are Israelis in their 20s, police spokesman Lars Thede said.
He said it was too early to speculate on whether they were targeted because of their nationality.
One of the wounded was shot in the arm and the other in the leg, police said. Their condition is unclear.
The shooting took place at the Rosengaard mall in Odense, 170 kilometers west of Copenhagen.
It occurred around 15:30 (1430 GMT), when the mall was filled with people doing last-minute shopping before the New Year's break.
Thede said a video surveillance camera showed a man in his mid-20s pulling out a gun before opening fire.
"We cannot say whether he is Palestinian, Iraqi or where he is from," he said. "It is too early to say whether this has something to do with what happens elsewhere."
Alem Dervisevic, an eyewitness, told TV2 that he thought fireworks were going off when the shooting occurred.
"But then we saw gun rounds on the floor, we saw people running and shouting," Dervisevic told TV2.
"I saw blood and a man lying down near Kvickly (supermarket) and ambulance people picking him up."
The men, who were selling hair care products, had been harassed by a group of youths in recent days, Denmark's Ritzau news agency said.
According to the BT newspaper's website, a man shouted something in another language and opened fire.
Another Israeli inside the hairdressing shop threw a chair at the gunman, the newspaper said.
The shooter escaped in a dark vehicle.
