Watch: Wife of United Hatzalah President First on Scene to Aid Wounded in Jerusalem Attack

JERUSALEM – The wife of United Hatzalah president Eli Beer was among the first to reach the site of Monday’s terror attack at Ramot Junction in Jerusalem, rushing from their home just 100 meters away to help tend to the wounded. Beer arrived shortly after and joined the lifesaving efforts.

“It’s another difficult morning for residents of Jerusalem and all of Israel,” Beer said. “We hope those we treated survive.”

Six people were killed and 12 others injured when two Palestinian gunmen opened fire on pedestrians and a bus before being shot dead by an off-duty IDF soldier and an armed yeshiva student.

Jerusalem: Four Fatalities Confirmed in Ramot Junction Attack

UNITED HATZALAH SPOKESPERSON—JERUSALEM DISTRICT: From the scene at the entrance to the Ramot neighborhood, United Hatzalah President and Founder Eli Beer reports on the terror attack that occurred near his residence.… pic.twitter.com/58oq2APjs7

— United Hatzalah (@UnitedHatzalah) September 8, 2025

UPDATE: Jerusalem: Four Fatalities Confirmed in Ramot Junction Attack

UNITED HATZALAH SPOKESPERSON—JERUSALEM DISTRICT: United Hatzalah President and Founder Eli Beer, along with his wife, paramedic Gitty Beer, who treated and transported two of the patients to the hospital, give… pic.twitter.com/44OvOF2dXG

— United Hatzalah (@UnitedHatzalah) September 8, 2025