Support Adi Jegna – The Hero Who Thwarted a Massive Terror Plot in Israel!

On February 20, 2025, 26-year-old, Ethiopian Israel, Adi Jegna’s sharp instincts and bravery stopped a catastrophic terror attack. She saved hundreds of lives as many other attacks were planned and thwarted thanks to her vigilance. 

Spotting a suspicious bag on a bus and alerting the driver, she triggered an evacuation moments before an explosion—unwittingly unraveling a chilling plan involving multiple bus attacks across Israel. 'I was a messenger of God,' she said, downplaying her role in saving countless lives. Let’s honor her courage with a fund to reward her for her heroism and vigilance and feel our gratitude. Every donation celebrates the woman who protected a nation!

When 26-year-old Adi Jegna first noticed the white bag on one of the seats at the back of her city bus in the Tel Aviv suburb of Bat Yam on the way home from work Thursday evening, something didn’t feel right. So she got up and took a closer look.

Inside the bag, she saw rolls of toilet paper, and a container with some yellowish liquid.

“Frankly speaking I debated whether I should say anything,” she recounted to JNS on Sunday.

However, Jegna moved the bag a bit and saw some lettering in Arabic. “Then I understood I could not ignore it,” she said.

Still worried she was over-reacting, she walked up to the bus driver as her stop was approaching and told him that there was a suspicious bag towards the back of the bus, before getting off. Though the bus was almost at the end of its route, there were still some other passengers aboard.

The driver immediately contacted his superiors, who instructed him to head straight to the nearby bus depot while the police bomb squad was alerted. No sooner had he gotten off the bus himself than a huge explosion ripped through it.

Adi was born in the Tel Aviv suburb of Bat Yam and is the seventh of eight children. Her parents immigrated to Israel from Ethiopia in 1991. She was raised in modern religious family. Adi works as a dental technician.

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