Esther Melat, widow of Binyahu Melat killed in last week's Samaria shooting attack, said her husband was a hero in life and death and called for troops to return fire without hesitation. New footage released by The Jewish Voice shows Melat, after being wounded, drawing his pistol and firing at the terrorists. Samaria Council head Yossi Dagan said Melat 'saved lives until his last breath.'
New footage released by The Jewish Voice and edited by Elchanan Gruner reveals the final moments of CWO (Res.) Binyahu Melat, who was killed in a shooting attack in Samaria last week. The video shows Melat, after being wounded, drawing his pistol and firing at the terrorists. The Zioneer reported earlier today (10:03) on the video's release.
Esther Melat, his widow, said: 'He was a hero in his life and a hero in his death. Troops must return fire so there will be no more widows and orphans.' Samaria Council head Yossi Dagan added: 'Binyahu was a hero of Israel who saved lives until his last breath. Our response is determined: building the land.'
As The Zioneer previously reported, Melat's widow visited the attack site on Monday and called for the flattening of the village of Tel, stating that 'the enemy is the same enemy.'
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