Survivors Speak: Tales of Terror and Resilience in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

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Two women who were seriously injured in a terror attack in Tel Aviv last week spoke from their hospital beds, with one woman revealing that she suffered a miscarriage as a result of her injuries. Saba Gavriyot, who had undergone fertility treatments for two years, tearfully expressed the difficulty of losing her baby. The second woman, Ricki Sheinfeld, has no memory of the attack but sustained serious injuries, including a hip fracture and neck injuries. Both women are now out of danger and in stable condition. The terrorist, identified as Abed al-Wahab Khalaila, did not have an entry permit to Israel.
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