Netanyahu Visits Boy Injured in Ramim Ridge Incident
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Education Minister Yoav Kisch visited youths injured in an incident at Ramim Ridge. Netanyahu directed the Home Front Command to reinforce public warnings about unexploded ordnance. One of the injured, 14-year-old Eitan Masauri, recounted trying to help a friend after realizing he himself was wounded.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited youths injured in the Ramim Ridge incident.
- Education Minister Yoav Kisch accompanied Netanyahu on the hospital visit.
- Netanyahu ordered enhanced public warnings about unexploded ordnance.
- A 14-year-old boy, Eitan Masauri, was injured by shrapnel.
- Masauri recounted trying to help an injured friend during the incident.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Education Minister Yoav Kisch visited wounded individuals from the incident at Ramim Ridge at Rambam Hospital in Haifa on Monday. The two spoke with the injured and their families, hearing about the terrifying moments and offering encouragement.
During the visit, Prime Minister Netanyahu instructed the Commander of the Home Front Command to immediately clarify public guidelines and warnings regarding the danger of touching unexploded ordnance. Netanyahu emphasized the strict prohibition against touching rocket and missile remnants and ordered extensive searches of open areas for such dangerous debris.
One of the patients visited was 14-year-old Eitan Masauri, who was injured by shrapnel in his neck. Recounting the event, he heroically stated, "I realized I was injured, I saw a friend was injured, I tried to help him." The young student's words illustrated the severity of the disaster and the mutual support shown even in the most difficult moments.
