Son of Israeli Ambassador to US Critically Injured in West Bank Terror Attack
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Neriah Leiter, son of Israel's Ambassador to the US, is critically injured after a vehicular attack in the West Bank. He underwent complex brain surgery and his condition remains life-threatening, prompting calls for public prayer.
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- Son of Israeli Ambassador to US critically injured in terror attack.
- Neriah Leiter is in life-threatening condition after vehicular ramming.
- He is the brother of a soldier killed in Gaza early in the war.
- Doctors performed complex brain surgery; condition remains critical.
- Public prayer services are being organized for his recovery.
Neriah Leiter, son of Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Yechiel Leiter, is in critical condition following a vehicular ramming attack in the Benjamin region on Wednesday. Neriah, a father of four and resident of Havat Yair in the Samaria region, is also the brother of Major Moshe Leiter, who was killed in Gaza early in the war. Doctors at Shaare Zedek Medical Center described his condition as "very serious" and "life-threatening" after he underwent life-saving procedures and a complex, hours-long brain surgery. Extensive medical teams continue to provide critical care. The family is appealing to the public to pray for his recovery, with a prayer service scheduled for Wednesday at 11:00 PM at the Western Wall. Ambassador Leiter is reportedly en route to Israel from a UN gathering, conveying the message that "Neriah needs a miracle."
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