Photographer Heidi Levine's Son Describes Attack in Samaria
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Michael Milner, son of photographer Heidi Levine, described the "horrifying" attack on his mother in Samaria, detailing her physical and psychological injuries. He expressed shame over the continued violence, including attacks on diplomats, and criticized authorities for not intervening. Milner hopes for a change in the situation after the upcoming elections.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Photographer Heidi Levine was attacked in Samaria and is suffering from back and rib injuries.
- Her son, Michael Milner, described the attack as "horrifying" and expressed distress over continued violence.
- Milner stated that diplomats were also attacked, including in Poland, causing him shame.
- He accused those in power of orchestrating attacks to destabilize the region.
- Milner criticized the police and Shin Bet for failing to adequately address the situation.
- He expressed hope for change and improvement after the upcoming elections.
Michael Milner, son of photographer Heidi Levine, who was attacked in Samaria, spoke to 103FM about the incident, stating it was "horrifying to see." Levine is suffering from injuries to her back and ribs, and is also psychologically shaken by the experience. She expressed disappointment that she will be unable to work with her colleagues during this difficult period.
Milner conveyed his mother's distress upon learning that the violence continued over the weekend, with diplomats also being attacked, including in Poland, where he resides. He expressed shame and difficulty explaining the ongoing events.
He accused unnamed individuals in power of orchestrating the attacks to destabilize the situation, stating that the police and Shin Bet are not adequately addressing the issue. Milner asserted that these are "shocking events" and expressed hope for change after the upcoming elections, promising that things will improve.
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