Esti and Rabbi Shalom Yaniv, the parents of Hillel Weigal 14 who were murdered in an attack in Hawara, issued a statement today (Monday) together with the head of the Samaria Regional Council, in which they called on the government to restore security to the residents of Judea and Samaria.
Those murdered in the shooting attack in Samaria: the brothers Hillel Menachem Weigal Yaakov Yaniv from Mehr Bracha
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“What can we say,” the mother said in tears, “we have no words, the price we paid is too heavy to bear, we want security, we cannot afford such a loss. Two elder brothers were taken. I said we will remain a united family. We are brotherly people, we wish that there would be unity “.
“I grew up in Gush Katif, I received a slap in the face from the state,” she added, “I sent one child to the army and the other child was on his way and wanted to fight. I love the state, we love the army, we want security and unity. The army belongs to everyone, we don’t use it For nothing political.” Afterwards, the father said: “Teenagers here have lost their best friends, I ask and beg that this will be the last event.”
The family of Hillel Menachem Weigel Yaakov Yaniv, the late (photo: courtesy of the family)
The head of the Samaria Regional Council, Yossi Dagan, said: “We are in an abnormal reality. The settlement strengthens the government and the soldiers of the IDF and the security establishment. We call for the return of deterrence. Mashsha is called to make sure that Jewish blood stops being wasted. We will add light and construction, we will always hug you family. The people of Israel will win because we will be chosen alive.”
As mentioned, the two brothers Sgt. Hillel Menachem Weigal and the late Yaakov Yaniv were murdered in yesterday’s shooting attack. The attack happened on the main road of the village of Hawara near Nablus. The brothers, aged 20 and 22, studied the Hesder course at the Hesder yeshiva in Kiryat Shmona and Givat Olga, and were murdered on the way back from their home to their yeshiva.