Holy Crap! Man Pulls Knife From His Own Neck And Kills The Terrorist Who Had Stabbed Him Several Times

Tuesday in Israel saw a wave of terrorist attacks. A man was collecting money for a charity, when he was followed into the store by a Palestinian terrorist. The terrorist jumped on him, then took out a large knife, and in a frenzy repeatedly stabbed the ultra-Orthodox victim several times in the upper body.

The victim was then stabbed in his neck, miraculously, he was not only able to survive. He then retrieved the knife from his own neck, and what happens next is nothing short of incredible! God was with him?! 

Timesofisrael- Amid Tuesday’s onslaught of Palestinian terror attacks, Israeli civilians helped subdue knife-wielding assailants in two of the three incidents.

After Yonatan Azarihab was stabbed multiple times Tuesday afternoon in Petah Tikva corner store, he managed to pull the knife from his neck and use it to stab and neutralize his attacker.

“Its a miracle, I wasn’t’t at all prepared for anything like that,” Azarihab told the Ynet news site from his hospital bed at Beilinson Hospital.

“I was inside the store and all of the sudden I felt someone jump on me, I didn’t realize what was happening until someone yelled ‘terrorist’ and I saw the knife in his hand,” said Azarihab, 40, a father of five.

Abed el-Rahman Mahmoud Radad, 18, followed Azarihab, who was collecting money for charity, into a shop on Baron Hirsch Street and began stabbing him multiple times in the upper body in a “frenzied attack,” police said.

“I immediately knew I had to engage him so that he wouldn’t be able to hurt anyone else,” the ultra-Orthodox victim said.

Repeating the Jewish proverb “If I am not for myself, who will be for me?” Azarihab said he got up and hurled the attacker onto a drinks display in the store.

“He was still stabbing at that point,” he added.

Azarihab said the strength he found to fight off his attacker was God-given.

“If God didn’t want me to be in this place right now, then I wouldn’t be here. I thought today was my last, but I’m still here.”

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