Sgt. Major Recalls Saving Lives During Oct. 7 Attack on Sderot Station
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Sergeant Major Rami Cohen described saving lives at the Sderot police station during the October 7th attack. He recalled noticing a car with dead occupants and children asking if he was from Israel. Cohen detailed his actions amidst heavy gunfire at the station. His account underscores the bravery of first responders during the Hamas assault.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Sergeant Major Rami Cohen recounted saving lives at the Sderot police station on October 7.
- He noticed a vehicle with deceased occupants and children inside.
- The children asked Cohen if he was from Israel.
- Cohen described his actions during the intense fighting at the station.
- His testimony highlights the bravery of first responders during the Hamas attack.
Sergeant Major Rami Cohen, who fought at the Sderot police station on October 7, recounted the moments he saved lives during the barrage of fire directed at the station. Cohen described how he noticed a vehicle with deceased occupants and that children inside asked if he was from Israel. He detailed his actions during the intense fighting at the station, emphasizing the life-saving efforts he undertook amidst the chaos and gunfire.
The events of October 7th saw the Sderot police station become a focal point of the Hamas attack, with officers like Cohen engaging militants and protecting civilians under heavy fire. Cohen's testimony highlights the bravery and quick thinking of first responders who faced overwhelming odds during the initial hours of the assault.
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