Jerusalem’s Hadassah Ein Karem Hospitsal says a soldier seriously wounded in an attack on a bus stop in the West Bank on Thursday is still fighting for his life.
Netanel Felber, in an undated photograph.(courtesy)
Netanel Felber is on a ventilator and in an induced coma. He is listed in very serious condition, according to the hospital.
Felber, originally from the Washington, DC, area, was outside the Givat Assaf outpost on Thursday when a terrorist opened fire, killing two other soldiers, and seriously wounding him. A fourth person, a civilian, also suffered non-life threatening injuries.
Another soldier injured during an attack in the settlement of Beit El over the weekend is improving, according to the hospital.
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