Soldier admitted to Shaare Zedek hospital still anesthetized and hospitalized for intensive care
The scene of the terror attack in David Remez Square in Jerusalem // Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
A slight improvement was recorded this morning (Friday) in the condition of an IDF soldier who was seriously injured yesterday in the demolition attack at the Jerusalem station complex. Shaare Zedek Hospital says the soldier is still anesthetized and admitted to the intensive care unit. Two Hadassah soldiers are hospitalized in a stable condition. .
Photo: MDA spokeswomen
After the Palestinian Authority last night threatened to cease security coordination with Israel, Minister of Public Security Gilad Arden responded today: "They only declare it and not beyond, because they know that once there is no coordination of their security cooperation, they will often be doomed. IDF Abu Mazen survives in front of Hamas.
Asked if the escalation that occurred yesterday could be attributed to Trump's century plan, the minister replied: "We have been experiencing terrorist attacks here for more than a century, with the intensity varying according to the intensity of incitement. Don't stop proclaiming rage days. "
Minister Ardan also responded to criticism of the police's preventive actions, saying: "This morning we prevented buses from Israeli Arabs from the north, operated and funded by incitement officials, from reaching the Temple Mount. We turned the buses back. There are a number of security achievements despite the threats."
