Victor Samson Green, a 33-year-old resident of Jaffa, was laid to rest amid a small gathering of friends and family following his tragic death in a shooting attack that claimed seven lives. The attack occurred on Jerusalem Boulevard, where terrorists opened fire on civilians at a light rail station, resulting in widespread grief and condemnation. Victor's funeral was marked by poignant eulogies from public figures, including Minister Yoav Kish and MK Gilad Karib, who highlighted the hardships he faced in his life and expressed solidarity with his family. The attack, which left many injured and families shattered, has sparked a call for unity against terrorism and a commitment to support victims' families, as the nation mourns the loss of innocent lives in this brutal incident.
- Victor immigrated to Israel two years ago and had faced numerous challenges, yet remained a proud member of society. His funeral took place at the Manochah Havrah cemetery, where he was buried next to his father. Due to travel restrictions, his mother could not attend, but his brother was present to honor his memory. The attack also claimed the lives of several others, including Nadia Sokalenko, a mother of a young child, and Reital Bronstein, a promising student. The community has rallied together to support the families of the victims, emphasizing the need for compassion and resilience in the face of such tragedy. This incident has reignited discussions about security and the ongoing threat of terrorism in Israel.
