"I'm going to the Netivei HaTorah yeshiva tonight, I got organized and went to the yeshiva, I went to a bus stop at the hitchhiking station at the entrance to the city" - Akiva Schwartz, 17, was wounded this morning by shrapnel that hit his legs at the scene of the attack in Jerusalem.
Shooting attack in Jerusalem. Murdered and eight wounded, photo: Yoav Dudkiewicz/TPS
From his bed in Hadassah Ein Kerem, where he was hospitalized, he recounted the moments in which the terrorist attack took place: "I missed the bus so I had to wait about 20 minutes, I was playing chess on my phone, suddenly I heard explosions like this, shots, I panicked and saw a man holding a gun and shooting everyone there. I just ran, felt something in my leg, half limped, half ran into the city.
"I stopped around the gas station and called my mother. I saw more ambulances coming to the scene of the attack, so I went and knocked on the window and said it looked like I had shrapnel in my leg. He got out of the ambulance, treated me and put me in it, and then they drove me to the hospital."
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