The grieving children left behind after three British-Israelis were slaughtered in a terror attack on Friday have spoken of being "paralysed by pain" at their mother's funeral.
Maia, 20, Rina, 16, and Lucy Dee, 45, were in a car travelling through Hamra, an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank, when their car was attacked by a gunman who mowed them down with several rounds shot from an AK-47 assault rifle.
Lucy's daughter Karen sobbed uncontrollably as she eulogised her mother in front of the hundreds who had gathered to mourn with them at a synagogue in the Efrat settlement.
