Concrete wall put up along road where Israeli man was killed in missile attack

The Israel Defense Forces erects a concrete barrier around a section of road just north of the Gaza Strip where earlier this week a man was killed when a Kornet anti-tank guided missile fired from the enclave struck his car.

The military says it also plans to construct a wall along the surrounding roadways that will be two meters (6.56 feet) high and 600 meters (2,00 feet) long to provide protection from such attacks in the currently exposed area.

On Sunday, the Hamas terror group said its fighters fired the missile at the Route 34 highway near the community of Kibbutz Erez. The Kornet slammed into Moshe Feder’s car. The 68-year-old grandfather sustained a serious shrapnel wound to the leg, causing significant blood loss, and was pronounced dead at Ashkelon’s Barzilai Medical Center after CPR efforts failed.
— Judah Ari Gross

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