Hope in the family of the ambassador's son who is unconscious: "To be good all the time. The situation is complex"
The mother of Neriah Leiter, who was critically injured in a ramming attack and transferred to rehabilitation while unconscious, spoke about the hope and complexity: "We move and fall between pain and hope." The family asks the people of Israel to see the good.
Hani Leiter, the mother of reserve soldier Neriah Leiter who was critically injured in a ramming attack on Highway 443 in September, told ynet about his transfer to continued rehabilitation at Sheba Medical Center after being out of danger. Neriah, the son of Israel's ambassador to the US, Yehiel Leiter, is still unconscious but breathing on his own. The mother described the turbulent period: "We move and fall between pain and hope, but we set ourselves the goal of being good all the time." The family provides him with stimuli, music, and massages, and sees progress. Neriah is married and father of four, residing in Havat Yair. The parents lost their son, Reserve Major Moshe Yedidya Leiter, at the beginning of the war in the northern Gaza Strip. Last Thursday, a memorial was held marking three years since his fall. Hani thanked the people of Israel for their support and called to see the good.