Tertsa, the wife of Ofer Ohana who was injured in the shooting attack in Kiryat Arba on Saturday, told here today (Monday) news about her husband in a first interview: “Ofer drove an ambulance for more than 30 years and attended all the most difficult events of the first intifada – he miraculously survived.” Tartza said that she and her family will not leave Hebron and Kiryat Arba, “certainly not because of vile terrorists.” Tirzah also said that the condition of Ofer, who was seriously injured in the hand and stomach. getting better. “Ofer communicates very little, still does not talk about what happened.”
Ohana, a Rescue Without Borders volunteer, was seriously injured when he arrived to treat the wounded from the terrorist’s shots. Ronen Hanania was murdered in the attack. who was supposed to celebrate 50 this week. His son Daniel was slightly injured. Kiryat Arba chief of staff, 49 years old, who was jumped into the incident was slightly injured and a Palestinian who was slightly injured was treated and evacuated to the PA territories.
After the IDF’s investigation, it became clear that the attack was carried out in two stages. In the first stage, the terrorist arrived with his vehicle at a Palestinian grocery store on the highway between Kiryat Arba and Hebron. He parked there, and fired from the vehicle with an M16 rifle from the back seat, at the father and son who were sitting in the vehicle. Daniel fled to the grocery store and from there reported the attack.
From the shooting outside the store to the killing of the terrorist: this is how the attack in Kiryat Arba happened – step by step @moyshis reporting from the scene pic.twitter.com/buDNBWG9Wi
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After that, the terrorist started the vehicle, left the place, parked in the Palestinian village after the blockade and returned to the place on foot 8 minutes later. Security personnel and Rescue Without Borders medic Ofer Ohana arrived in the vehicle to treat the wounded, then the terrorist opened fire on them and injured them. together with a Palestinian passerby.