A woman widowed in last night’s deadly terror attack in Elad mourns the loss of her husband Boaz Gol, one of the three victims.
“How did I lose him? God, why did this happen to us? Why do we deserve this?” Galit Gol shouts outside the family’s home in Elad, according to the Ynet news site.
“In one day my life ended. In one day everything turned upside down,” she adds.
Boaz Gol’s sister-in-law says he was walking to a Torah lesson when he was killed.
“His daughters, may they be healthy, said they can’t be without him. His wife also… I told the girls that dad went to get the messiah. I believe wholeheartedly he went to get the messiah,” Rozie Levy tells the news site.
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