A reservist named Oria says a pro-Palestinian individual attacked him, calling him a 'baby killer,' and that he subdued the attacker in self-defense. According to a report by Daniel Amram, the local police ruled that Oria acted correctly in self-defense, and the pro-Palestinian was required to pay Oria's hospital expenses for minor injuries.
A reservist identified only by his first name, Oria, said he was attacked by a pro-Palestinian individual who called him a 'baby killer' and that he subdued the attacker in self-defense. According to a report by social media personality Daniel Amram, the local police ruled the action was self-defense and required the attacker to pay Oria's medical expenses for minor injuries. Oria said he was willing to be identified and expressed pride in representing the Jewish people.
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