Victims of Terror Stabbings in Gush Etzion, Tel Aviv Laid to Rest
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Ynet – About a thousand people came to pay their last respects to Almog Shiloni on Tuesday afternoon, the second terror victim killed on Monday by a terrorist who stabbed him outside of a train station in Tel Aviv, who was laid to rest at the military cemetery on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem.
Earlier Tuesday terror victim Dalia Lemkus, murdered Monday by a knife-wielding terrorist at the entrance of the Alon Shvut settlement, was laid to rest in the Tekoa settlement where she lived. Speaking at her funeral, Dalia’s sister Michal called on Israelis to keep living their daily lives, while her father said Dalia had been killed simply because she was a Jew living in Israel.
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