Scene of the Elazar ramming attack
Scene of the Elazar ramming attackGershon Elinson/Flash90

The condition of Nahum Nevies, the 17-year-old boy who was injured Friday in a ramming attack, is still very serious, but he is now stable.

On Sunday, Nahum experienced a physical response to pain. He is still sedated and on a respirator in the intensive care unit at Hadassah Ein Kerem.

However, a statement from Hadassah Ein Kerem clarified that Nahum is still in very serious condition and his life is still in danger.

Nahum's sister Noam, who was also injured in the ramming attack, is now considered to be lightly to modrately injured.

The family requested that the public continue praying for Nahum Elimelech ben (son of -ed.) Zahava Rivka, and Noam bat (daughter of - ed.) Zahava Rivka.

Nahum and Noam were injured early Friday afternoon when a terrorist rammed into them as they made their way to a protected bus stop near the entrance to the town of Elazar in Gush Etzion. Noam suffered abrasions and injuries to her limbs, while Nahum suffered a skull fracture and brain hemorrhage.

An off-duty police officer neutralized the terrorist who rammed them.