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"Happy and excited": A son was born to a couple who lost a baby in a terrorist attack at the Ofra junction
Shira Ish Ran was in her seventh month of pregnancy when she was seriously injured in the shooting attack about two years ago.
She was informed by Shaare Zedek Hospital that the baby did not survive the injury.
This morning, she and her husband Amichai, who was also injured in the attack, hugged a son who would be born in the maternity ward of the same hospital.
"This is closing a circle"
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Shlomi Heller
Monday, 09 August 2021, 20:13 Updated: 20:17
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The couple Shira and Amichai Ish Ran embraced this morning (Monday) a son, who will be born in the maternity ward of Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem.
There, about two and a half years ago, they were informed in tragic circumstances that their infant son did not survive the attack experienced by the parents at the Ofra junction.
In December 2018, while many people were waiting for a hitchhiker at the entrance to the Ofra settlement, terrorists who arrived at the scene opened fire on its occupants, and fled the scene quickly.
The pregnant Ran man was seriously injured, her husband Amichai was moderately injured, along with five other people.
Immediately after the attack, Ran was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Hospital, where she was treated by the doctors who had to give birth to her, even though she was only seven months pregnant.
Four days after the attack, the baby died.
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4 days after the attack in Ofra: The baby of the mother who was seriously injured died
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"Our children are heroes."
Shira and Amichai on their wedding day (Photo: courtesy of those photographed)
Haim Silberstein, Shira's father, happily said, "We thank Kadosh Baruch for the great kindness he did to our family. "Amiad Israel at the time of his death and said, 'We will show them, we will bring more children into the world, the people of Israel are alive.'
Amichai's sister, Orit Levy Ish Ran, also congratulated the couple and wrote, "Praise and thanks be to God Blessed, with great mercy we are happy and excited to announce the birth of a sweet baby to Amichai and poetry."
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