A nearby resident, David S., heard the shots. Like many, he was a young man home on leave from his basic military service. He grabbed his army issue rifle and without concern for his own safety ran to the scene of the slaughter. He chased the terrorist up to the roof where he shot him dead. Soon his brother-in-law would also have the opportunity to be the hero. One hero inspires another.
The Bicycle Rider and the Bulldozer
In 2008, while riding his bicycle down the main street of Jerusalem, Moshe P. notices a commotion. An Arab terrorist has come up with yet another original idea, he is driving his bulldozer into people on their lunch break, he is turning over cars, he runs his bulldozer into a commercial bus filled with people. The bus is overturned and several passengers are already dead as the ruthless terrorist continues to crush them with his bulldozer. Moshe leaps off this bike and runs toward the terrorist. He grabs a gun from a passerby, climbs on the tractor, and shoots and kills the terrorist. Several other passersby had also jumped on the tractor and wrestled with the terrorist before Moshe shot him. Later when interviewed, Moshe said, “I did what is expected of any civilian or soldier.”
Moshe was a member of the Golani brigade and was home on vacation. He was a …show more content…
Most importantly, she had learned to be constantly aware, a very good citizen indeed. One day on the bus she saw an Arab women acting suspiciously and carrying a large suitcase. There were no police officers or guards around. She felt she must do something. Eva pulled out her monthly bus pass, which was in a leather case, and flashed it quickly at the women. “Police!” she shouted, “I must check you!” The Arab woman protested and asked to see the “badge” again. Eva was adamant, “I am a police officer, I have no time for this; I must proceed immediately with my search.” Eva is actually not a police officer, but a cosmetics
The Bicycle Rider and the Bulldozer
In 2008, while riding his bicycle down the main street of Jerusalem, Moshe P. notices a commotion. An Arab terrorist has come up with yet another original idea, he is driving his bulldozer into people on their lunch break, he is turning over cars, he runs his bulldozer into a commercial bus filled with people. The bus is overturned and several passengers are already dead as the ruthless terrorist continues to crush them with his bulldozer. Moshe leaps off this bike and runs toward the terrorist. He grabs a gun from a passerby, climbs on the tractor, and shoots and kills the terrorist. Several other passersby had also jumped on the tractor and wrestled with the terrorist before Moshe shot him. Later when interviewed, Moshe said, “I did what is expected of any civilian or soldier.”
Moshe was a member of the Golani brigade and was home on vacation. He was a …show more content…
Most importantly, she had learned to be constantly aware, a very good citizen indeed. One day on the bus she saw an Arab women acting suspiciously and carrying a large suitcase. There were no police officers or guards around. She felt she must do something. Eva pulled out her monthly bus pass, which was in a leather case, and flashed it quickly at the women. “Police!” she shouted, “I must check you!” The Arab woman protested and asked to see the “badge” again. Eva was adamant, “I am a police officer, I have no time for this; I must proceed immediately with my search.” Eva is actually not a police officer, but a cosmetics