Israeli Ambassador to US Shares Painful Update on Son's Critical Condition
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Ambassador Yechiel Leiter's son Neria is critically injured and on ventilators.
- Neria was hurt two weeks ago in a ramming attack at the Makabim checkpoint.
- The family is asking the public to pray for his complete recovery.
- They request people dedicate one minute daily to prayer or reading Psalms.
Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Yechiel Leiter, provided a new update on Friday regarding the critical medical condition of his son, Neria. Neria was severely injured two weeks ago in a vehicular ramming attack at the Makabim checkpoint on Route 443. In his statement, Ambassador Leiter shared, "Neria is still connected to ventilators. Please continue to pray for his recovery, perhaps by next Simchat Torah, he will be able to rejoice with his wife and children." The family has been circulating a widespread public appeal for increased prayers for Neria Dov ben Chana's recovery, urging people to dedicate time daily to reading Psalms. They specifically request that individuals dedicate just one minute each day to pray for his complete healing, read a chapter of Psalms, or recite a short prayer, "so that the Creator of the world may sweeten the attribute of judgment for him with the attribute of mercy, and send him complete healing from heaven."
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