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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Israeli Ambassador to US Updates on Son's Critical Condition

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 14 newsrooms covering

Israel's Ambassador to the US, Michael Leiter, reported that his son Neriah, severely injured in a terrorist attack last week, remains in critical condition but shows some encouraging signs. Leiter expressed hope and faith in prayer.

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  • Ambassador Michael Leiter's son is in critical condition.
  • Neriah Leiter was injured in a terrorist attack last week.
  • Leiter sees encouraging signs and hopes for recovery.
  • The family believes in the power of prayer.
Israeli Ambassador to US Updates on Son's Critical Condition
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Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Michael (Yechiel) Leiter, provided an update on his son Neriah's condition on Tuesday evening. "His life is still hanging by a thread. We have seen some encouraging signs and are clinging to them with hope," Leiter wrote on social media. Neriah Leiter was severely injured in a terrorist attack that occurred last week on Route 443, a major highway in central Israel. The ambassador expressed his and his family's faith in the power of prayer during this difficult time.

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