Ambassador Reiter's Son Critically Injured in Terror Attack Stabilized
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Israel's Ambassador to the US, Michael Reiter, reported that his son Neria, critically injured in a terror attack at the Makabim checkpoint, has been stabilized but remains in serious condition. The family is hopeful and asks for continued prayers.
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- Ambassador Reiter's son Neria was seriously injured in a terror attack.
- Neria's condition has been stabilized but remains critical.
- The family is hopeful for his recovery and requests prayers.
- The attack occurred at the Makabim checkpoint.
Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Michael Oren, provided an update on the condition of his son, Neria, who was seriously wounded in a terror attack at the Makabim checkpoint on Tuesday. "There was a fear that I would land in Israel without hope this morning," Reiter stated. "Thank God they managed to stabilize his condition, but his life is still in danger."
The ambassador added that the family remains optimistic. "We are full of hope that Neria will get through this and return to us healthy and whole, and we ask the public to continue praying for his recovery."
Shaare Zedek Medical Center reported earlier that Neria Reiter's condition is stable following a series of tests and surgeries. However, his condition remains serious, and he is currently in intensive care.
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