"We thank the Creator for the miracles and wonders": Liva Ahuva Schreiber, who was seriously injured about four months ago in the shooting attack on a bus near David's Tomb - was released on her feet holding her healthy baby who was born prematurely.
Liva fought for her life for four months since she was injured.
The medical staff at Shaari Tzedek Hospital accompanied her and her partner Rabbi Haim Schreiber all along the way.
They fought for the life of the mother and the fetus and now they are being released from the hospital.
The scene of the shooting attack in Jerusalem // Use according to section 27a
Last August Schreiber left her home in Beitar Illit with her husband Rabbi Haim to pray at David's Tomb in Jerusalem.
When they got to the parking area, they had to wait for the bus that was at the station, and suddenly shots were heard.
The couple who tried to enter the parking lot with their car, tried to understand what was happening, and to their astonishment saw the terrorist running behind the bus towards them, when he aimed his gun in front of the driver's window from zero range and pointed the gun at the driver, at the last moment he turned the gun towards the woman and fired one shot, and escaped Towards the village of Silwan.
Schreiber, who was 26 weeks pregnant, was referred to the "Shaari Tzedek" medical center in extremely serious condition, which was initially described as "human".
The doctors had to deliver the baby immediately and for several days she fought for her life in the intensive care unit.
A few floors above, the delivery teams were fighting for the life of the newborn whose condition seemed completely hopeless.
The scene of the attack in Jerusalem, archive, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
A little more than four months have passed, during which Liba Ahuva was hospitalized in the surgical department in Shaare Zedek, underwent dozens of difficult and complex procedures and treatments, and here today she returned to Shaare Zedek from the rehabilitation procedure that she had begun in order to collect also the soft baby who was born into the inferno and miraculously survived.
"Open for me the gates of justice and I will come through them Ode Y-H," the couple wrote in a letter of thanks to the team that cared for and saved David Schreiber, their little son.
"Blessed that he performed a miracle for us in this place. Blessed be God with full hands carrying a cute baby David Schreiber who opens blue eyes everywhere sending my thanks to all of you."
Schreiber and her son have another difficult recovery path of rehabilitation and return to life.
They will have to return for further follow-up and medical treatment, which also requires further surgeries later.
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