Funeral of Alexander Levlovitz to begin in Jerusalem soon

16 September 2015, 5:06 pm

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Alexander Levlovitz, the man who died whe he lost control of his car and crashed after terrorists threw rocks at the vehicle in Jerusalem. Levlovitz died early in the hours of Monday morning, the first day of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, on September 14, 2015. (Courtesy) — Alexander Levlovitz, the man who died when he lost control of his car and crashed after terrorists threw rocks at the vehicle in Jerusalem. Levlovitz died early in the hours of Monday morning, the first day of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, on September 14, 2015. (Courtesy)

Alexander Levlovitz, 64, who died of injuries sustained when his car smashed into a lamppost and a tree on Sunday night after being pelted with stones, will be buried in Jerusalem this evening.

A resident of Armon Hanatziv tells Channel 2 that the only way to bring security to the residents of the neighborhood is to create a separation between Armon Hanatziv and Sur Baher, the Palestinian neighborhood from which most Palestinian rock throwers who attack Israeli residents of Armon Hanatziv are believed to come from.

The resident tells Channel 2 that it was in fact lucky that Levlovitz, who was traveling in the car with two other people, hit a lamppost and a tree, since otherwise the car would have plummet over a cliff and the other two passengers may have also been hurt.