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YnetSecurity

Israeli Ambassador to US Shares Update on Son Injured in Terror Attack

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 14 newsrooms covering

Israel's Ambassador to the US, Michael Lator, reported his son Neriah is in critical but showing encouraging signs after a terror attack. He also prayed for the recovery of other victims of the attack.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Ambassador Lator's son is critically injured but showing encouraging signs.
  • The attack occurred at the 443 highway checkpoint.
  • Lator thanked those expressing concern and prayed for other victims.
  • He called other victims heroes in the fight against terrorism.
Israeli Ambassador to US Shares Update on Son Injured in Terror Attack
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Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Michael (Yechiel) Lator, has provided an update on his son, Neriah, who was seriously injured in a vehicular terror attack at the 443 highway checkpoint. Lator stated that his son's life "is still hanging by a thread," but expressed hope due to "some encouraging signs" they have observed.

Alongside expressing deep gratitude for the widespread concern, the ambassador requested that prayers for Neriah also include wishes for a full recovery for all those severely wounded by terrorists. He referred to the other victims as "heroes who ensure we can persevere and win the struggle against those who sow murder and destruction."

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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