The third victim of this morning’s terror attack near the West Bank settlement city of Ariel is named as Motti Ashkenazi.
Ashkenazi, 59, from the central city of Yavne, was stabbed to death during the attack that left two others dead.
He worked as a supplier for the Amisragas gas distributor in the West Bank area.
Ashkenazi is survived by his wife, three children and two grandchildren.
“Motti was a loving person, full of joy, an exemplary husband, and a family man with a huge soul who always loved to help everyone,” his family says in remarks provided by the Yavne municipality.
A spokesperson for Yavne says the city “shares in the family’s grief and is supporting them at this difficult time.”
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