The late Hillel Menachem Weigal Yaakov Yaniv, two brothers aged 20 and 22 from the settlement of Har Bracha in Samaria, were murdered today (Sunday) in the shooting attack in Hawara. The mother of the brothers sent a recording to the youth of Har Bracha and said: “We received a tremendous slap in the face from God. We We are trying to find the good things. We have a huge hole in our hearts, and nothing will close it. Not construction, not a demonstration, not anything. Even joys in the family will be a plaster, the hole will remain and we will learn to live with it happily and continue.”
Those murdered in the shooting attack in Samaria: the brothers Hillel Menachem Weigal Yaakov Yaniv from Mehr Bracha
“They were both on their way to study Torah, to do meaningful service in the army,” continued the mother. “I have no words that can comfort, but we trust you. We planned to have a farewell Shabbat and with God’s help we will make a significant Shabbat for the youth and we will be able to talk and we will be very happy if you write stories and memories and special things.” Meanwhile, the parents of the murdered agreed to donate their organs.
Hillel, a student of the Hesder Yeshiva in Kiryat Shmona, recently completed a significant service in the Navy, and was recently awarded an outstanding course degree. He recently returned from his service in the army for the additional course of study as part of the Hesder course. His brother, a student of the Hesder yeshiva in Givat Olga, also enlisted in the Hesder course and helped at the beginning of the year in the establishment of the yeshiva’s branch in Tirat Carmel. These days he was supposed to start the procedures for his combat recruitment into the IDF.
Hillel Menachem Yaniv (Photo: Yeshiva Seder Kiryat Shmona)
Yigal Yaakov Yaniv (photo: social networks, use according to section 27 a)
The Hesder Yeshiva Union received with astonishment the bitter news of the death of the two brothers in the attack: “‘God’s vengeance, God’s vengeance has appeared.’ Students of Kiryat Shmona and Givat Olga Hesder yeshiva. We pray for the strengthening of the dear family, their friends in the yeshiva and the settlement, and all of Israel. “Earth, do not cover their blood and let there be no place for their cry.”
After reports reached the police about the case, an investigation was opened to clarify the details of the case, and to locate the vehicle from which the stones were thrown. On behalf of the studio, a message was sent to the parents to explain the silence: “We had a lovely day and we are on our way to Eilat”, they wrote in the message. “A few kilometers before Eilat, a stone was thrown at one of the buses and the outer windshield shattered (the inner windshield remained intact). Everyone is fine, we are continuing to Eilat and should arrive in about twenty minutes,” reported “Walla!”.
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