Rahat mayor visits Jewish woman stabbed in town market

Rahat Mayor Talal al-Krenawi pays a visit to Shlomit Gonen, the Jewish Israeli woman stabbed and wounded in an attack at the Rahat market yesterday.

“Shlomit’s stabbing was a stabbing of every Rahat resident,” al-Krenawi says, according to Walla. “Every educational institution in Rahat this morning spoke out against violence. Some of the schools also visited her.

“The terror attack damaged the fabric of our lives,” he adds. “This was not a resident of Rahat, but an illegal alien. I have the information from the CCTV cameras, and we can say with certainty that he was not a local resident. I believe that the police will get to him very soon.”

 

Rahat Mayor Talal al-Krenawi visits Shlomit Gonen on February 7, 2016, a day after she was stabbed in the neck in an attack in the Bedouin town's market. (screen capture: Ynet)
Rahat Mayor Talal al-Krenawi visits Shlomit Gonen on February 7, 2016, a day after she was stabbed in the neck in an attack in the Bedouin town’s market. (screen capture: Ynet)

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