Jerusalem car bombing Father and son badly hurt
Jerusalem car bomb injures father and son
Oct 6
Vered Pelman reconstructs the morning Armon HaNetziv car-bomb attack in Jerusalem that gravely injured Itzik Bar Mocha, 57, and his thirteen-year-old son. She gives the roughly 08:15 timing, criminal-dispute background, witness and emergency testimony and police investigation under a gag order. Paramedic Moshe Benita describes severe blast injuries and officer David Deri describes the response. Hadas Grinberg's studio follow-up places this in a wider night and day of criminal violence, briefly mentioning Holon and Kiryat Malakhi explosive incidents and the shooting of Mor Domrani, and discusses public danger. A culprit, motive and criminal responsibility have not been proven.
At about 08:15 in Jerusalem's Armon HaNetziv area, a car-bomb attack seriously injures Itzik Bar Mocha, 57, and his thirteen-year-old son. Kan's on-scene account gives blast damage, emergency treatment and a criminal-dispute context; police investigate under a gag order. A perpetrator and motive are not adjudicated.
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