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| | Two Arab "Palestinians" target Haredi [ultra-orthodox pious Jews who overwhelmingly don't even serve in IDF] civilians in Ramot Junction, claiming the lives of Torah scholars, a newly wed husband, a cardiologist-baker and the ‘mother’ of a religious youth group. | | Two Arab "Palestinians" target Haredi [ultra-orthodox pious Jews who overwhelmingly don't even serve in IDF] civilians in Ramot Junction, claiming the lives of Torah scholars, a newly wed husband, a cardiologist-baker and the ‘mother’ of a religious youth group. |
| − | Hamas claims responsibility and incites for more targeting of civilians. The racist Arabs shot in close range. | + | The racist Arabs shot in close range. |
| − | | + | Hamas claims responsibility and incites for more targeting of civilians. |
| − | Hamas praised the attackers and called for further violence, framing the killings as a "response" to Israeli actions. [As if Hamas ever needs an excuse]. The victims included six Israeli civilians from Jerusalem and nearby areas. | + | Hamas praised the attackers and called for further violence, framing the killings as a "response" to Israeli actions. [As if Hamas ever needs an excuse]. |
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| | President Isaac Herzog visited the wounded at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, calling the attack “absolute evil.” | | President Isaac Herzog visited the wounded at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, calling the attack “absolute evil.” |
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| − | A detailed timeline of the attack reveals a chaotic scene where quick thinking by civilians and a soldier’s bravery helped prevent further loss of life.
| + | By the grace of God, a quick thinking by civilians and a soldier’s bravery helped prevent further loss of life. |
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| | One victim was killed moments after giving up his seat to a stranger in need, highlighting an act of selflessness amid the tragedy. | | One victim was killed moments after giving up his seat to a stranger in need, highlighting an act of selflessness amid the tragedy. |
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| − | The attacks like the one in Ramot reflect a long-standing, racially motivated hatred against Jews, especially religious ones who even refused army draft, rooted in a century-old ideology. | + | The attacks like the one in Ramot reflect a long-standing, racially motivated hatred against Jews, especially religious ones who even refused army draft, rooted in a century-old hate ideology. |
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