Israeli Ambassador to US Shares Update on Son Injured in Terror Attack
Israeli Ambassador to the United States Yehiel Leiter announced that his son, Neriyah, who was critically injured in a terror attack on Route 443 on September 23rd, is showing positive signs despite his life remaining in danger. Leiter stated that doctors are observing "promising signs" and that the family is holding onto hope. Neriyah Leiter sustained a severe head injury during the vehicular attack at a checkpoint and has undergone multiple complex surgeries performed by Israeli medical professionals.
In a public statement, Ambassador Leiter expressed gratitude for the global support and prayers received for his son. He also urged the public not to forget other victims of similar incidents, referring to Neriyah and his comrades as "heroes" in the ongoing struggle against those who promote violence. He requested prayers for all seriously wounded soldiers.
The attack occurred on September 23rd, when a vehicle rammed into individuals at a checkpoint near Route 443. Neriyah Leiter, a soldier, was severely injured in the incident.
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