Professor Ze’ev Rothstein of Hadassah Hospitals has told Galei Tzahal (Army Radio) that the two critically wounded victims of the attack have died of their massive injuries.
Police identified the first victim who was murdered in the terrorist attack in Jerusalem on Sunday as Yosef Kirma.
He was 29, worked in the Jerusalem police district and is survived by his wife, parents and two brothers.
His Levaya will be held on Sunday evening at at 5:30PM in the Mount Herzel Military Cemetery.
The second victim was a 60-year-old woman whose identity has not yet been publicized.
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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Is Satmar going to say kaddish for the terrorist?
@sefardi guy no brother, they will Continue to be the #1 in the Olem of Chesed regardless if you are Sefardi or Ashkenazi regardless what sect/type of Jew you are.
Be positive my dear brother always, especially this time of year when we all want Hashem to look on our positive side.
@sefardi – #2 is correct. I could tell you a story that would blow your mind on the extend of pure chesed that they do regardless to whom. Furthermore, you are mixing up Satmar with Neturei Karta. Satmar is Anti-Zionist, not Pro-Arab.
Quote from Wiki:
“While providing support for the otherwise unrelated Neturei Karta, Satmar has not always condoned its actions. Joel denounced them in 1967 when they cooperated with Arabs, and in 2006 the Rabbinic court of Zalman Leib’s groups placed an anathema upon those who visited the International Conference to Review the Global Vision of the Holocaust.”
@sefardi – being that you are sefardi maybe you should consider the following Wiki Quote about Satmar.
“Today, the organization mostly helps Jews from Iran and Yemen.”
@Sefardi Guy…I rarely comment but your post brought something out in me.
Now is not the time for rebuke. Let’s leave it at “SATMAR is the most chessed oriented sect of Judaism out there. I see it, I’ve personally experienced it (long story, not for now) and have yet to find any sect that parallels them – 31 years later.
An apology for your comment would perhaps be appropriate…
Gmar Chasima Tova