The father was educated to engage in terrorism in Gaza, and eventually enlisted in Givati - the son was injured in an operation near Jenin:
One of the cherry fighters who was seriously injured early Sunday morning is Y.'s son, who was born into an extremist Muslim family in Lod and eventually converted to the IDF.
"Please pray for the healing of our son who was injured during an operational activity. Currently in the operating room. Good news," the father wrote on his Facebook account.
Y. was born into an extremist religious Muslim family in the city of Lod.
When he was nine years old, his sister was murdered against the background of "family honor" before his eyes, and he was exiled to a mosque in Gaza so that he would not tell.
Today he is a Torah and mitzvah observant Jew.
After the murder of the nurse, he was deported to Gaza.
In Gaza, the Koran studied in a mosque of an extremist Muslim sect and was educated to be a martyr through visits to cemeteries and daily brainwashing against the Jewish people.
At the mosque in Gaza, he was also severely abused and, after rebelling, was deported to a mosque in the Hebron area.
He later managed to return to the family home in Lod, but soon escaped from it and lived in the Muslim cemetery in the city.
During his search for food he met a kind-hearted Jew who helped him with food and money and helped him move to Tel Aviv, which in retrospect was his first step on the long journey to Judaism.
He joined Israeli society and later was adopted by a Jewish family, enlisted in Givati and served in Gaza.
He then came to the Meir Institute, where he studied Judaism and converted to Judaism.
As mentioned, his son, a cherry fighter, was injured in the arrest operation tonight with his commander, in the village of Burkin in northern Samaria.
They were evacuated by helicopter for medical treatment at Rambam Hospital. The IDF says there is a fear that the soldiers were injured by the fire of our forces.
