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Stabbing victim pulls knife out of own neck, kills terrorist Yonatan Azarihab, who was collecting money for charity, hospitalized in moderate condition after Petah Tikva attack By RAOUL WOOTLIFF 8 March 2016, 7:35 pm Medics evacuate the victim of a stabbing attack in Petah Tikva on March 8, 2016. (Magen David Adom) An Israeli man who was stabbed multiple times Tuesday afternoon in a terror attack in Petah Tikva managed to remove the knife from his neck and use it to stab and neutralize his attacker, aided by the store owner, police said. The attacker, a Palestinian, died a few minutes later, police said.The victim, later named as Yonatan Azarihab, an ultra-Orthodox man of about 40 who suffered multiple stab wounds to his upper body, was hospitalized in moderate condition. The store owner was not injured. Yonatan Azarihab, who was stabbed in a terror attack in Petah Tikvah on March 8, 2016, speaks from the hospital (Channel 2 screenshot) The Palestinian assailant had followed Azarihab, who was collecting money for charity, into a wine shop on the central city’s Baron Hirsch Street and began stabbing him “multiple times” in the upper body in a “frenzied attack,” police said. The knife used in a stabbing attack in Petah Tikva on Tuesday, March 8, 2016 (Israel Police) At one point, Azarihab managed to break away and fled the store, while the owner of the store hit the attacker and tried to subdue him, police said. The victim then returned to the store, pulled the knife out of his own neck, and stabbed his attacker. Initial reports had said the stabbing may have occurred during an altercation; however, the incident was later confirmed by police as a terror attack. Magen David Adom paramedics said they treated Azarihab at the scene before taking him to the city’s Beilinson Hospital. Nati Ostri, a volunteer medic from United Hatzalah who also treated the victim, said he found the man lying on the floor outside a convenience store. “Together with other volunteers of the Ambucycle Unit of United Hatzalah we treated the victim utilizing first aid treatment, following which he was taken to Beilinson Hospital in an ambulance. At the time of transfer the victim was conscious,” he said. timesofisrael.com