The political system reacted today (Friday) to the terrorist attack in the Ramot neighborhood of Jerusalem in which a six-year-old boy was murdered and five other civilians were injured.
The Speaker of the Knesset, Member of Knesset Amir Ohana, wrote: "Saturday evening again. Cries of pain and grief again. Children again. Tallitot again. My condolences to the family that lost the most precious of all. I wish with all my heart for the speedy recovery of the wounded. I strengthen the hands of the security forces who eliminated the terrorist And they will exact a price from everyone who allowed, encouraged and took part in this inhumane atrocity.'
Amir Ohana, photo: Avi Ohion
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Justice and member of the Security Political Cabinet, Yariv Levy responded to the attack and wrote: "Shocked by the terrible terrorist attack in Jerusalem. A vile terrorist murders Jews with unimaginable cruelty whose only sin was being Jews. I send my condolences from the bottom of my heart to the families of the murdered, and I wish the injured a speedy recovery."
The Mayor of Jerusalem, Moshe Leon, responded to the serious attack in his city and said: "The heart aches and aches in front of the terrible sights. A despicable terrorist takes the lives of innocent children and adults just because they are Jews. This is another incident that teaches about a tense period that requires vigilance. I strengthen my hand The security forces in their work in the investigation of the incident and in the war for the security of the citizens of Israel and the residents of Jerusalem."
Moshe Leon // Photo: Noam Rivkin Fenton,
The Minister of Construction and Housing and the Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, Rabbi Yitzhak Goldknopf, Chairman of Torah Judaism, responded to the incident and wrote: "Shabbat evening is difficult and painful when a terrorist son of a wrongdoer imbued with hatred and evil harms innocent citizens and small children with the aim of murdering souls. I ask our brothers Beit Yisrael to stop preparations for Shabbat for a moment And to say a prayer for the healing of the wounded. I thank the security forces who neutralized the terrorist. We must not let Palestinian terrorism rise up, we must act hard and firmly against the threats and their senders."
The opposition also reacted to the bloody attack.
The chairman of the state camp faction, MK Ze'ev Elkin wrote: "And once again a terrible attack in our city. The terrorist deliberately harms small children. The blood boils. Immediate and determined measures are required against the terrorism that raises its head in Jerusalem. Every real and determined step will be taken against the terror of the murderers In the face of the enemy and in the face of terrorism, we are all the iron wall of one and united nation, despite all the difficult differences between us."
The Minister of Jerusalem and Israel's Tradition, Meir Parosh, wrote: "I am shocked by the reports coming from the scene of the serious attack in Jerusalem. A despicable terrorist who seeks to murder children and families just before the Holy Sabbath. As Jews we are required to take stock, as public servants we are committed to restoring security to the streets."
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