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Ongoing Story· Day 15

Israeli Ambassador to US Reacts to Son's Critical Injury in Terror Attack

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Israeli Ambassador to US Shares Update on Son Injured in Terror Attack

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Israel's Ambassador to the US, Yechiel Leiter, reported his son Neria is breathing on his own after suffering severe head injuries in a terror attack two weeks ago. Neria was injured at the Beit El checkpoint on Route 443. Ambassador Leiter spoke at an October 7 commemoration ceremony in Jerusalem, expressing his family's fight for existence and belief in victory.

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  • Ambassador Yechiel Leiter's son Neria is breathing independently after severe head injuries from a terror attack.
  • Neria Leiter was injured two weeks ago at the Beit El checkpoint on Route 443.
  • The ambassador spoke at an international ceremony in Jerusalem marking October 7.
  • Leiter stated his son is not fully conscious but is showing signs of recovery.
  • He described the situation as a fight for existence and expressed confidence in victory.
Israeli Ambassador to US Shares Update on Son Injured in Terror Attack
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Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Yechiel Leiter, provided an update on his son Neria's condition at an international ceremony in Jerusalem commemorating October 7. Neria was injured two weeks ago in a terror attack at the Beit El checkpoint on Route 443. Ambassador Leiter stated that his son has sustained severe head injuries but has recently begun breathing on his own, though he is not fully conscious. "We are fighting here for our existence," Leiter said, expressing faith that prayers are being heard and that "we will win."

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