Seriously hurt Har Nof terror victim returns to synagogue

Rabbi Eitan Mualmi, who was critically injured in the massacre at a Har Nof synagogue in November, returns to the synagogue for the first time on Memorial Day, the ultra-Orthodox Kikar HaShabat website reports.

Mualmi suffered from head and arm wounds in the attack, in which four worshippers were killed. According to the report, Mualmi arrived at the site of the attack “walking, in full health, to the great joy of his relatives and the worshippers.”

Israeli police outside the Kehilat Yaakov synagogue in Jerusalem after a terror attack there on November 18, 2014. The bodies of two terrorists covered with plastic are seen on the ground. (photo credit:  Yonatan Sindler/FLASH90)
Israeli police outside the Kehilat Yaakov synagogue in Jerusalem after a terror attack there on November 18, 2014. The bodies of two terrorists covered with plastic are seen on the ground. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindler/FLASH90)

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