Kiryat Arba Terror Victim
On Saturday night, October 29th, Ronen Hanania took a post-Sabbath trip with his son Daniel to a local convenience store in the Judean city of Kiryat Arba, next to Hebron. He had just spent a beautiful Sabbath with his family.
As the father and son walked out of the store to their car, a despicable terrorist opened fire on them, shooting Ronen in the head.
As his Daniel recalled, “The bullet entered from above and his head opened up. He was breathing, he had a pulse, but his brain had been damaged… he had no chance of living. I saw my father die…I was lucky to witness his final moments.”
Ronen Hanania was murdered for one reason only: He was a Jew living in his Biblical Homeland.
Ronen was a hard-working son, husband, and father, who dedicated his life to raising a family and resettling the Biblical Heartland of Israel.
He could have lived anywhere in Israel but felt a calling to live close to the Tomb of the Patriarchs – Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Ronen deeply loved the Land of Israel.
He leaves behind his wife Meirav, his son Daniel, and most tragically, his elderly mother Perala.
WHY SHOULD AN ELDERLY MOTHER HAVE TO SUFFER LIKE THIS?! TO BURY HER BELOVED SON?
The pain of losing a son, husband, or father is unimaginable. All the more so when he’s been murdered in cold blood by a terrorist.
Imagine if you had to watch your loved one get shot in front of your eyes! Imagine the deep pain and suffering. How could you go on living?
HOW ARE WE TO RESPOND?
The prophet instructs us to “Comfort, oh comfort my people, says your God” (Isaiah 40:1).
Now is YOUR opportunity to provide comfort and assistance to Ronen’s bereaving family.
The Hanania family needs your help now.
Who’s going to be the breadwinner now? Who’s going to take care of Ronen’s elderly mother? Who’s going to save the family?
Only YOU can.
We’re raising $40,000 to provide Ronen’s grieving widow and others severely injured in this gruesome attack with comfort and financial support. They need your help.
Please donate NOW.
Your donation is a sign of love, care, and support. It’s a hug from thousands of miles away.
100% of your donation will go directly to Ronen’s widow and orphan, and other suffering families of the injured, so please give generously.
Thank you for comforting the People of Israel.
Kiryat Arba Terror Victim
“Comfort, oh comfort my people, says your God”
"נַחֲמוּ נַחֲמוּ עַמִּי יֹאמַר אֱלֹהֵיכֶם"
Isaiah 40:1
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