In the hours following the horrific attack in Be'er Sheva that took place yesterday (Tuesday) and claimed the lives of four people, Mayor Rubik Danilovich referred to him by saying that security forces would increase security throughout the city and near its educational institutions.
According to Danilovich's directive, the first hour in the education system will open this morning in a conversation with the students about the attack.
The mayor also said that he spoke with members of the families of the murdered and with the injured families, to whom he wished a speedy recovery.
He also said that he had spoken with Prime Minister Naftali Bennett - and this expressed to him his condolences and his pain over the attack.
Testimony from the deadly attack in Be'er Sheva, yesterday: "The terrorist shouted that he would kill everyone"
"Our hearts are bleeding. A difficult day has passed for us, and tomorrow we will bury the murdered in the heinous attack," Danilovich wrote in a post on his Facebook page.
"I spoke with the two brave citizens who showed great resourcefulness and neutralized the terrorist. We owe them a big thank you for their determination."
Towards the end of the post, Danilovich asked the townspeople to try to get back to routine as much as possible: "I turn to you and ask, despite the anger and pain, please maintain restraint. In these moments we are all united and embracing the families."
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