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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

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 complex brain surgery after being critically injured in a vehicular attack at the Makabim checkpoint. His condition remains very serious.

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  • Neriah Laiter, son of Israeli Ambassador to US, had brain surgery.
  • He was critically injured in a vehicular attack.
  • His condition is very serious and life-threatening.
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, underwent complex brain surgery lasting several hours at Shaare Zedek Medical Center. He remains in very serious condition with his life in danger.

Laiter was critically injured in a vehicular attack at the Makabim checkpoint. The surgery was performed to address injuries sustained in the incident.

His condition continues to be described as very serious, with ongoing life-threatening risks.

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