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Son of Israeli Ambassador to US Undergoes Complex Brain Surgery After Attack

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Hebrew · 16 newsrooms covering

Neriah Laiter, son of Israel's Ambassador to the US, underwent hours-long complex brain surgery after being injured in an attack at the Beit El checkpoint. He remains in very serious condition with his life in danger.

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  • Neriah Laiter, son of Israeli Ambassador to the US, had complex brain surgery.
  • He was injured in an attack at the Beit El checkpoint.
  • His life remains in danger, condition is very serious.
  • The surgery at Shaare Zedek lasted several hours.
Son of Israeli Ambassador to US Undergoes Complex Brain Surgery After Attack
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Neriah Laiter, the son of Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Yechiel Laiter, has undergone complex and lengthy brain surgery following injuries sustained in an attack at the Beit El checkpoint. He remains in very serious condition, with his life still in danger, according to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem.

Laiter was initially treated with life-saving procedures in the trauma unit before being moved to the intricate brain surgery. The hospital stated that he received additional treatments alongside the surgery, which lasted several hours. His condition continues to be described as critical.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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