MIRACLE: SHOT TWICE IN THE HEAD, ISRAELI VICTIM RECOUNTS ATTACK:

Among the victims seriously wounded in last week's terrorist shooting attack at Tel Aviv's Sarona Market, Assaf Bar considers himself particularly fortunate to be alive. Shot twice in the head and left for dead by the Islamist attackers, one of the bullets still remains lodged in his skull. But miraculously, Assaf has made a rapid recovery since being hospitalized in critical condition and is now fully conscious and communicating. "The fact that I am alive now, is not to be taken for granted," he said. "I went out with my girlfriend to the Sharona complex to eat dinner, and I remember the two terrorists came in and sat at the table next to us. After they began firing. I took two bullets," he added. "I received the shots very quickly in the head, and I fell flat towards the table." But despite being shot at point-blank range, he is now in good spirits. "Thank God, I feel better. There's still some headaches, some hearing problems, but I hope to persevere. Every day I feel stronger and I'm really looking forward to leaving here. I'll be happy to return to Haifa, to my studies, work, friends, girlfriend." Bar also expressed his sadness over the four people murdered in the attack. "For me, as part of the nation of Israel, I'm fed up with losing people dear to me every month. My heart is with the families of those murdered. May you know no more sorrow." (Arutz-7) Pray that Assaf Bar’s recognition that his spared life is a miracle for which to "thank God,” will lead to a complete surrender of his life to the One who saved it. Pray also for his complete recovery physically.