The father of teenage terror victim Rina Shnerb says his daughter absorbed the worst of the blast that killed her and left him and his son wounded.
"It was a big explosive," Rabbi Eitan Shnerb said from his Jerusalem hospital bed.
"I heard Dvir shout, and I yelled 'Rina, Rina.' I wanted to believe I was dreaming but after seeing Rina I realized I wasn't," he said.
"I feel okay. I have shrapnel in my stomach but I feel okay. Rina saved all of us. She died a hero's death. Her face was intact. I gave her a kiss and I said to her: 'We will be strong.'"