Terror Attack Survivor Builds New Home Near Attack Site
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
The victim and resident, who was severely injured and lost his sister in a 2017 terror attack, has moved with his wife to a new settlement called "Neot Harim" near the attack site. The victim and resident stated his move is "the answer to terror" and a joint decision with his wife. The new settlement, "Neot Harim," was inaugurated near the site of another recent attack that killed Natanel Shkaron.
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- The victim and resident, injured in a 2017 terror attack, moved to the new settlement "Neot Harim."
- The victim and resident lost his sister in the same terror attack and was severely wounded.
- He stated his move to the site is "the answer to terror."
- The victim and resident moved with his wife from southern Tel Aviv to the new settlement.
- "Neot Harim" was inaugurated near the site of another recent terror attack.
The victim and resident, who was severely injured and lost his sister in a terrorist attack seven years ago near the Ein Bubin spring in the Benjamin region, is closing a chapter by moving with his wife to a new settlement called "Neot Harim." The agricultural farm is located very close to the spot where the terrorist planted and detonated a bomb as the family approached. Reporter Shlomi Heller accompanied him during the move.
Despite the emotional difficulty, the victim and resident decided to settle precisely at the location where he lost his sister and began his long rehabilitation. "I am very excited," he told i24NEWS, "I am not afraid. This is the answer to terror. The decision to come here was made jointly with my wife Dana, as we arrived from southern Tel Aviv. Besides, this move is good because we wanted to join a new settlement from the start."
"Neot Harim," established between Naveh Tzuf and Nachliel, is the first new settlement established in the area in decades. Coincidentally, its inauguration took place on the thirtieth day following the murder of Natanel Shkaron in a terror attack near the Ein Ri'a spring. Participants remembered Shkaron and connected the pain of his loss to the establishment of "Neot Harim" as a symbol of life and construction continuing in the region.
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