This morning, the Atarot industrial zone in northern Jerusalem (further north than N\'vei Yaakov) was again the site of murderous Arab terrorism. An Arab who had worked at his job for three years shot his Jewish employer - Gadi Rajwan, 34 - in the latter\'s office, and escaped northwards to the Ramallah area. His identity is known to the police. Gadi, as he was called, managed the well-known Rajwan Coffee plant. He will be buried this afternoon in Har HaMenuchot, Jerusalem.
Effie Rivkin of the Orot HaHessed (Lights of Kindness) organization told Arutz-7 today about Gadi:
\"We have a large organization that helps thousands of needy families, and Gadi was a very important part of our efforts. He always helped us and gave us very large discounts on his products. His plant sold not only coffee, but also rice, juices, spices, and the like. We gave out 2,000 food packages to underprivileged families this Purim, and Gadi\'s products were a large part of each one. He always tried to give us more and more... We and the families will miss him greatly...\"
Effie Rivkin of the Orot HaHessed (Lights of Kindness) organization told Arutz-7 today about Gadi:
\"We have a large organization that helps thousands of needy families, and Gadi was a very important part of our efforts. He always helped us and gave us very large discounts on his products. His plant sold not only coffee, but also rice, juices, spices, and the like. We gave out 2,000 food packages to underprivileged families this Purim, and Gadi\'s products were a large part of each one. He always tried to give us more and more... We and the families will miss him greatly...\"