Posted on 11/23/2022 5:49:43 AM PST by Milagros
The person murdered in the attack in Jerusalem: 15-year-old Aryeh Schupak from Mehr Nof. At least 19 were injured. The chargers were activated remotely
Aryeh Schupak, a resident of the Har Nof neighborhood and a student of the Beit Meir yeshiva, was on his way to yeshiva with his friend who was mortally wounded. 14 people were injured in the two attacks that took place on the exit from Jerusalem and at Ramot Junction.
Hezki Baruch, 29 in Heshvan 5783 November 23, 2022
A few hours after the double attack in Jerusalem this morning (Wednesday), in which 19 people were injured, including three who were seriously injured, it was allowed to be published that Aryeh Shechopak, 15 years old from Jerusalem - is the boy who was murdered in the attack. Schupak, a resident of the Har Nof neighborhood and a student of Beit Meir yeshiva, was on his way to yeshiva with his friend who was mortally wounded. His funeral will leave at 15:00 from the haAdmor meRuzin Street 17 in the square of the Boston Synagogue in the Har Nof neighborhood and from there to the Mount of Repose in Jerusalem.
Around 07:00 an explosive device exploded in a tram on the way out of Jerusalem. A short time later, another explosion was heard at the intersection at the entrance to the Ramot neighborhood in the city. 13 people were injured in the two explosions - and the boy's death was determined at Shaare Zedek Hospital. These are different explosive charges that were placed in the two arenas. Scans for additional possible charges are ongoing.
The first charge was apparently placed inside a bag left in the hitchhiker, and was apparently activated remotely. Five of the injured from the explosion were evacuated to Shaare Zedek Hospital, three of them in serious condition - a 45-year-old man and two others who are being treated in the trauma room.
Minutes after the incident on the way out of the city, another explosive device exploded at the Ramot intersection - where three people were slightly injured. MDA and Union Rescue teams treated the wounded and evacuated them to Shaare Zedek, Hadassah Ein Kerem and Hadassah Mount Scopus hospitals.
Senior MDA medic Rafi Yozhuk said: "I left the MDA station in Jerusalem as soon as we heard the explosion and quickly reached the entrance to the city. There was a commotion, a 16-year-old boy was standing on the traffic block in the center of the road, fully conscious with bleeding injuries on his body. I entered He was rushed to the ambulance and together with the team that was with me, we urgently evacuated him to Shaare Zedek Hospital while receiving medical treatment to stop the bleeding. When I was in the emergency room, we received a report of hearing another explosion in Ramot and immediately left for the second incident.
I saw several vehicles with hits from the head and 2 injured, a man and a woman who were in 2 different vehicles were conscious and suffering from minor body injuries and anxiety. I gave them initial medical treatment in the field and evacuated them to Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital when their condition was mild and stable."
A senior official in the Jerusalem District Police Department provided additional details about the double terror attack and said, "These are not small charges that were probably activated remotely, and were placed inside bags with marbles and nails in order to increase the effect of the spray and the number of casualties." According to the police, the same person placed both charges. ''The goal was to hurt as many people as possible. Attacks of this type achieve more severe results than we are used to.''
A senior official in the Jerusalem District Police Department provided additional details about the double terror attack and said, "These are not small charges that were probably activated remotely, and were placed inside bags with marbles and nails in order to increase the effect of the spray and the number of casualties."
According to the police, the same person placed both charges. ''The goal was to hurt as many people as possible. Attacks of this type achieve more severe results than we are used to.''
Dr. Yinon Boda from Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital said: "We see shrapnel injuries in most of the wounded. The charges definitely contained metal parts and shrapnel that characterized attacks in the distant past. We haven't seen such attacks in many years."
MDA paramedics Moshe Tobolsky and Lior Levy said: "We were at the MDA station at the entrance to the city when we heard a loud explosion and immediately went to the scene with large forces that included ambulances, intensive care vehicles and motorcycles. 2 seriously injured people were lying there while one of them, a 16-year-old boy was Inside the bus station and a man about 45 years old was lying on the sidewalk nearby. A number of other injured people who were fully conscious and were moderately and lightly injured were walking around the scene. We put the 2 seriously injured in an intensive care unit and evacuated them urgently to the hospital while receiving life-saving medical treatment."
Yosef Gabbai, a medic from Ihud Hatzala, who arrived at the scene to provide first aid, said: "I was standing at a traffic light and heard the explosion at the bus stop. I arrived at the scene within a few seconds and ran into a young man who was mortally wounded. I began to give him first aid while I asked the Ihud Hatzala headquarters to call all the emergency forces to the scene. During The treatment came to me three more wounded people who were conscious and suffered bruises and injuries in a moderate to severe and light condition."
Minister of Internal Security Designated Member of Knesset Itamar Ben Gabir (Otzma Yehudit) arrived at the scene of the attack and received an overview from the commissioner about the attack and the searches for the terrorists who planted the explosive devices.
"Difficult morning. We are in a chain of events that doesn't start this morning. Yesterday in (the Druze boy) Tiran Pero, they murdered him and kidnapped his body. An attack in Ariel, two attacks in Kiryat Arba and for all the past months a wave of attacks that only by miracles we don't count dozens of victims," he said.
"I, of course, share in the family's grief, I wish a full recovery for all the injured and I say in a simple way: We need to break this chain, we need to take a toll on terrorism. This means returning to the targeted forces, it means stopping the frivolities in the prisons. To take a toll on terrorism means that the morning in the security prisons Everything should be closed, no going out and no coming.
Collecting a price from terrorism means stopping the payments of an authority that supports terrorism. This means checking where these terrorists are coming from, reaching that village, whether it is within the borders of the small state of Israel or whether it is in Judea and Samaria, and imposing a curfew. Go from house to house, look for weapons to restore deterrence and restore control."
Ben Gvir added, "I will not talk about politics, but I will say one thing. We must form a government as soon as possible - terrorism does not wait. I heard a review from the Commissioner, naturally I do not say what I am told, but I do say that I trust the security forces and I give They have a complete back. From here I go to the hospitals to visit the wounded. We need to back our soldiers, our policemen and return to the targeted forces. For the hole to rule the State of Israel, to return to deterring terrorism, to exact a price from terrorism. Organized terrorism can and should be dealt with. We can and should fight against him."
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