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Helmet Cam Captures Dramatic Moments of Terror Attack Near Hebron

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Helmet Cam Captures Dramatic Moments of Terror Attack Near Hebron

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Helmet camera footage from Kiryat Arba's security officer, Moshe Botvia, shows the dramatic moments of a terror attack at Yehuda Junction near Hebron. Botvia rushed from his home, engaged the terrorists, and helped evacuate the wounded. The attack occurred Friday morning.

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  • Helmet cam footage shows security officer Moshe Botvia during a terror attack at Yehuda Junction.
  • Botvia rushed from his home to the scene and engaged the terrorists.
  • He participated in the firefight that led to the terrorists' elimination.
  • The footage also shows Botvia assisting in evacuating the wounded.
  • The attack took place Friday morning near Hebron.

Exclusive helmet camera footage from the security officer of Kiryat Arba, Moshe Botvia, reveals the critical moments of a terror attack that occurred Friday at the Yehuda Junction near Hebron. Botvia, who rushed to the scene directly from his home upon receiving the report, is seen engaging the terrorists and participating in their elimination. The video shows him joining forces already operating in the area and actively fighting under fire with composure and professionalism. Following the neutralization of the attackers, the footage documents Botvia's efforts to assist in evacuating the wounded from the scene.

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