Israeli police have labelled the incident a terrorist attack.

According to Al Jazeera, explosive devices planted in the parked buses were detonated remotely.

The blasts occurred late Thursday night into early Friday, but no casualties were reported.

Israeli police swiftly responded to the scene and launched a search for suspects.

A spokesperson, ASI Ahroni, confirmed that two additional explosive devices were found in other buses but were successfully defused by the bomb squad.

Officials said that all five bombs were identical and equipped with timers. Investigators are now examining charred bus frames for evidence.

Bat Yam Mayor Tzvika Brot described the incident as a miracle, emphasising that no passengers were on board at the time.

The buses had already completed their routes and were parked.

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Following the explosions, the bus company ordered all drivers to halt operations and conduct thorough inspections.

In response to the attacks, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a security operation in the West Bank, raising concerns about escalating tensions in Palestinian territories.

The Israeli military has also announced plans to intensify counterterrorism operations in the region following the blasts.