Netanyahu Visits Wounded Soldier, Son of Israeli Ambassador to US
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu visited wounded soldier Neriah Leiter and his family.
- Neriah Leiter is the son of Israel's Ambassador to the United States.
- Leiter was severely injured in a vehicular attack on September 23.
- His brother was killed in combat in northern Gaza.
- Leiter continued reserve duty despite his brother's death.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited wounded soldier Neriah Leiter and his family at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem on Tuesday. Neriah Leiter is the son of Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Dr. Yechiel Leiter.
During his visit, the Prime Minister spoke with the family, closely observed the soldier's rehabilitation progress, and offered them strength during this difficult time. Neriah Leiter was severely injured in a vehicular attack near the Beit Susin checkpoint on September 23, on Route 443.
This severe injury adds to the family's tragedy, as Neriah's older brother, Major Moshe Yedidiah Leiter, commander of a detachment in the Shaldag unit, was killed in combat in northern Gaza during the ongoing war. Despite the profound loss of his brother, Neriah continued to serve in the reserves for hundreds of days since the war began.
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