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Ra’anan, who was in the dining room, barely recognized the
sound of her husband’s voice, whom in their thirty-five years
of marriage, had never been heard to raise his voice. Seconds
later, the rabbi, covered in blood, staggered out of the
bedroom, while the terrorist, who held a long and bloody
butcher knife in one hand, tried with the other hand to drag
him back into the bedroom. Stunned, Chaya screamed while
she instinctively tried to pull her husband out of the terrorist’s
grasp. A tug-of-war ensued until finally the terrorist let go,
not before hurdling the butcher knife at the mortally wounded
rabbi and setting the trailer on fire. It was too late to save her
husband. Chaya, being a nurse, knew from the gaping wound
in her husband’s main artery that his condition was fatal.
Seeing the flames around her it was now up to her to alert the
six other families living in the neighboring inflammable
trailers before they too went up in flames. Chaya threw open
the door and shouted, “Fire! Fire!”
The Times article continued:
The officials added that Sarsour had told interrogators that he
had planned to throw Molotov cocktails at an army post near
Tel Rumeida, but found it vacant. Climbing the fence of the
Jewish settlement, he spied the rabbi through the window of
his mobile home, broke in, stabbed Rabbi Raanan to death and
fled back to Palestinian-controlled Hebron, the Israelis said.
Days later, the Israeli officials said, Sarsour reported the
killing to Hamas officials, who inducted him into the elite
military wing and taught him grenade throwing. On Sept. 30,
Yom Kippur, Sarsour made a grenade attack on an army post
in Hebron, wounding 14 Israeli soldiers and 8 Palestinian
passers-by, the Israelis said. The Israelis have arrested four
suspected accomplices. The Palestinians said they had
arrested two more. In another twist, the Palestinians asserted