The police officer responsible for the famous rescue of the girls from the car in Sderot opens up about everything
Master Sergeant Rami Cohen from the Sderot station, who rescued the sisters Romi and Lih from their parents' car who were murdered in the massacre, was interviewed on Channel 14's 17:00 edition. He recounted the moments of the rescue under heavy fire, the critical injury he sustained, and how he continued his life with faith and a sense of mission.
Master Sergeant Rami Cohen, a police officer from the Sderot station, was interviewed on Channel 14's 17:00 edition and told the story of rescuing the sisters Romi and Lih from their parents' car who were murdered in the October 7 massacre. Cohen described how he arrived at the family's car during his vacation, discovered the deceased mother with a bullet to the head, and then the girls jumped out and asked, "Are you from Israel?" He evacuated them under heavy fire, while he himself was critically wounded by sniper fire. Cohen spoke about the moments of the battle, the loss of his station colleagues, and the faith that guided him to continue. He emphasized that this was the fourth time he had encountered terrorists, and that he sees his survival as a miracle.