In the video: Suspected shooting attack at Ram Junction/Photo: TPS, according to the use of copyright law 27a
Major General (res.) Uri Yaish, is the second person killed in the attack at the Ram junction in the lowlands - this is what the IDF spokesman allowed for publication this evening (Saturday).
Yaish, 27 years old from Modi'in, is a soldier in the 8119 PLASAM in the Jerusalem Brigade. In yesterday's attack, 23-year-old Yishai Gartner, a resident of Modi'in Illit, was killed, and four other people were injured. The terrorist, a resident of East Jerusalem, was neutralized on the spot by a soldier.
Yishai Gartner, a 23-year-old man, a resident of Modi'in Illit and a student of the "Maor HaTalmud" yeshiva, was fatally wounded by the shooting and was rushed to the hospital during CPR - but there the doctors had no choice but to determine his death. Another 16-year-old man who was at the scene was fatally wounded, a 20-year-old boy, A 65-year-old man and a 65-year-old woman were seriously injured. An eyewitness said that she heard the shots. "I saw the people shooting at them, someone with a drawn weapon and immediately security forces," she repeated.
Yishai Gartner, murdered in the shooting attack/documentation on social networks according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law
The police saboteurs are scanning the scene and at the same time other police officers are in the area in order to rule out the inventions of other people involved.
Kiryat Malachi's standby squad was deployed at all entrances on the eastern side of the city - but the municipality emphasized that there is no suspicion of a terrorist being near them.
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The scene of the shooting, Hayom/Flash 90, Nati Shohat
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir visited the scene of the attack and said that we must continue to fight terrorism to the end, in a war of destruction.
"Weapons save people's lives," he stated.
"I will increase the policy to allow the citizens of Israel to arm themselves. The police work very hard and the officers are dedicated, but they cannot be everywhere. There is a citizen here who saved people's lives. Towards terrorism - not with blinkers or words, that's the only way it should be - in Gaza, in Lebanon and with all The terrorists. They don't understand when you talk to them. It's a war until destruction to destroy them."
Ben Gvir then talked to the citizen who neutralized the terrorist.
Great honor, you are a great hero, saving the lives of many people," said Ben Gvir, "My policy is that weapons save lives - this case proved that this is definitely the right way.
Weapons in skilled civilians, can save a lot of people's lives.
You did a bold thing, well done."
The scene of the shooting, today/documentation on social networks according to Article 27 A of the Copyright Law
The reservist who neutralized the terrorist in the Ram Junction attack, February 16, 2024/Yinir Yagana
The citizen who neutralized the terrorist is a reserve officer who used his personal gun.
The citizen told the forces in the field that he heard the shots from the other side of the road.
I was driving from east to west at the intersection, I turned towards the gas station and I heard gunfire from the direction of the station," said the reservist, "My son was with me in the car, I asked him to call the police, I thought
of an identification hat and went out with a gun ."
Passed by vehicles passing by on the road," he continued and detailed, "I knelt down, shot him from a distance of 50 meters several bullets in a controlled manner until the terrorist fell.
I ran and made sure the terrorist was neutralized."
The reservist who neutralized the terrorist/spokesman for the IDF
One of the injured in the attack is A, 52, from Modi'in, who was taken to Kaplan Hospital for treatment.
A said that he wishes to share in the grief of the families and wishes them a full recovery.
He also shared the photo of the bullet that hit his car.
"I came back from work and ran into an intersection incident. Everything happened quickly, I realized that the car was being shot at, I saw a terrorist with a gun, I bent down and continued driving," said A.
"I felt bullets flying, a few seconds after that I realized that I was injured," he continued and shared, "I was with a friend from work on the phone and I told him that I had injured my hand, and he called the police. I continued to Yad Binyamin and drove there."
A said that during the trip one of the vehicle's wheels exploded.
"I got out of the car straight away asking what happened and people tried to help. Paramedics were already there and they called an ambulance very quickly. Within three minutes I was in an ambulance and was rushed to the Kaplan Medical Center. I wish the people of Israel a lot of unity, health and that the abductees return safely," he said.
The bullet that hit A's car from intelligence/documentation on social networks according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law
The deputy director of Kaplan Hospital, Dr. Eitan Levon, said that one of the wounded who was rushed to them is in danger of life and that his condition is critical.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu offered his condolences to the families of the murdered. "I pray from the bottom of my heart for the peace of the wounded," he said. "This attack reminds us that the whole country front and that the murderers, who come not only from Gaza, want to kill us all.
We will continue to fight until complete victory with all our strength, on every front, everywhere, until we restore security and peace to all citizens of Israel."
The scene of the shooting, Hayom/Flash 90, Nati Shohat
About a month ago, a 70-year-old woman was murdered and at least 18 people were injured to varying degrees in a combined attack of running over and stabbing in Ra'anana.
The terrorists changed three vehicles, ran over the pedestrians in several places in the city and even stabbed some of them.
After they were arrested, it turned out that they were illegal residents without work permits living in Hebron.
Commissioner Kobi Shabtai said at the scene: "The two terrorists are relatives who entered Israel illegally."
The terrorists, Ahmed and Mahmoud Zidat, worked at a car wash near the scene of the attack, on Horeshim Street. Their employer was arrested by the police, on suspicion of employing them without work permits. Shortly before he was arrested, one of the terrorists uploaded a post to Telegram where he wrote: "Allah Akbar, my revenge, Allah Akbar."
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