Israeli Ambassador Updates on Son's Critical Condition After Terror Attack
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Israel's Ambassador to the U.S., Michael Reiter, updated that his son Neria, critically injured in a terror attack last week, shows some encouraging signs but remains in critical condition. Reiter asked for continued prayers for his son and all others injured.
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- Ambassador Reiter's son Neria is in critical condition after a terror attack.
- Reiter reported some encouraging signs but stressed Neria's life is still at risk.
- He thanked supporters and asked for continued prayers for his son.
- Reiter also requested prayers for all other victims of the attack.
- He called the victims heroes in the fight against terrorism.
Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Michael (Yechiel) Reiter, provided an update on Sunday regarding the condition of his son, Neria, who was critically injured in a vehicular terror attack at the Makabim checkpoint last week. Reiter shared on X (formerly Twitter) that his family is grateful for the prayers and support they have received during this difficult time. He stated that Neria's life remains in critical condition, but expressed hope, noting "some encouraging signs."
Reiter urged continued prayers for his son's recovery, expressing faith in the power of prayer and divine healing, even in seemingly impossible situations. He also requested that prayers for Neria include wishes for a full recovery for all others severely injured by terrorists in the attack.
Reiter referred to Neria and his friends as heroes who ensure Israel's perseverance and victory in its struggle against those who sow murder and destruction. The attack occurred at the Makabim checkpoint the previous week.
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