Ambassador Leiter Updates on Son Neria's Condition After Terror Attack
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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- Ambassador Leiter's son Neria is still on a ventilator after a terror attack.
- Leiter expressed gratitude for public support and prayers.
- He hopes his son will recover in time for next year's Simchat Torah.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Ambassador Leiter at the hospital.
Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Yechiel Leiter, provided an update on his son Neria, who was injured in a vehicular ramming attack at a checkpoint on Route 443. Ambassador Leiter stated that his son remains connected to a ventilator. He expressed immense gratitude for the support and prayers received for his son's recovery, sharing his thoughts via the social media platform X. "As I sit by his bedside, I think about what the most fitting message would be before the holiday begins," Leiter wrote. "My first thought is of the immense appreciation and thanks I feel for the support for us and the prayers for him. Please continue to pray for his recovery in the hope that next year, on Simchat Torah, he will be able to rejoice with his wife and children."
Ambassador Leiter also mentioned that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited him at the hospital.
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