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Ongoing Story· Day 50

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

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Ambassador Leiter's Son Transferred to Rehabilitation After Ramming Attack

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Israel's Ambassador to the United States Yechiel Leiter's son, Neria Leiter, has been moved to rehabilitation after being critically injured in a ramming attack. While out of immediate mortal danger, his condition remains complex, and he still requires further surgeries. The family expressed thanks to the medical teams and asked the public to continue praying for his recovery.

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  • Ambassador Yechiel Leiter's son, Neria Leiter, was transferred to rehabilitation after a ramming attack.
  • Neria Leiter is no longer in life-threatening danger but his condition remains complex.
  • He is still unconscious and will require additional surgeries.
  • The family thanked the medical teams at Shaare Zedek and Tel Hashomer.
  • The family requested continued prayers for Neria's recovery.
Ambassador Leiter's Son Transferred to Rehabilitation After Ramming Attack
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