Israeli Ambassador's Son Critically Injured in Terror Attack Shows Signs of Hope
The son of Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Yehiel Laiter, remains in critical condition following a terror attack four days ago, but there are now grounds for hope, the ambassador announced. Neria Laiter, who was severely injured in a "car ramming" attack near the 443 highway checkpoint on September 23, sustained a critical head injury and has undergone multiple lengthy surgeries. "Neria's life is still hanging by a thread, but we have seen some encouraging signs and are clinging to them with hope," Yehiel Laiter stated. He expressed gratitude for the prayers and support for his son and family, and urged continued prayers for other victims of terror attacks. The ambassador referred to Neria and his comrades as "heroes" who enable the continuation of the fight against those who "sow murder and destruction."
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