Friends and relatives mourn at the funeral of the first victim, 58-year-old Moshe Agadi. (Flash90/Noam Rivkin Fenton)
“I don’t understand why this is happening, but I am sure that you have fulfilled your purpose on this earth,” said the young man’s father.
By World Israel News Staff
Among the four Israelis killed Sunday in rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip was American-Israeli Pinchas Menachem Prezuazman, 21.
Hundreds attended his funeral in Jerusalem late Sunday night.
Prezuazman was killed Sunday evening in the port city of Ashdod during a massive barrage of over 40 rockets from Gazan terrorists on a number of southern Israeli localities. According to the Ynet news website, he had been walking in the street when the air-raid siren sounded. He ran for cover in a nearby building but was hit by shrapnel when he entered the stairwell.
Prezuazman is survived by his wife and a small child.
At the funeral, his father Haim Dov lamented: “I don’t understand why this is happening, but I am sure that you have fulfilled your purpose on this earth.”
Early Sunday morning, 58-year-old Moshe Agadi, a father of four, was fatally wounded when a rocket struck his home in Ashkelon when he had stepped out of the safe room.
Ziad al-Hamamda, 47, was killed later in the day in Ashkelon in a direct hit on a factory. He was rushed to Barzilai Medical Center but didn’t survive his wounds.
Moshe Feder, 68, died when an anti-tank guided missile slammed into the vehicle that he was driving some 20 miles from the Gaza border. He was engaged to be married.
A ceasefire understanding reportedly went into effect early Monday morning.
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