The children of Rabbi Miki Mark silence mourners at the funeral who shout for “revenge.”
“Whoever wants to scream nonsense should leave,” a family member says, according to Channel 2. “This wasn’t what Abba [father] wanted. We are focusing on his memory and on doing good. He had Arab friends.”
His daughter Tehila, who was injured in the attack, arrives at the funeral in an ambulance.
A relative reads her eulogy.
“I saw you in your last moments,” she says. “When I heard the gunshots, I ducked down, but you never left the wheel. You didn’t protect yourself — until your last breath, you tried to save us. I never imagined that this would be our last moments with you.”
“We will we strong for you, because I know that’s what you would want. God took you because he needs more righteous people. Watch over us from above.”
Tehila Mark, wounded in a terror attack that killed her father, Miki Mark, attends his funeral along with other members of their family at the Har Hamenuhot cemetery in Jerusalem on Sunday, July 3, 2016 (Miriam Alster/Flash90)
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