''She made an appointment and didn't make it': Osnat A.H.'s husband mourns her death • Watch

February 23, 2021   

Yehuda Ben Shitrit, the husband of Osnat A.H., who died after contracting the coronavirus with the fetus in her womb, is having a hard time comprehending the disaster that befell him. Enter: Registration for daycare for the 2012 school year is moving online Food stamps: When will they be distributed? Who is eligible for assistance? How much money do you receive? In an interview with Yishai Porat on Channel 13 this evening (Monday), he said that, contrary to the rumors that were spread, Osnat was not against vaccinations. According to him, she made an appointment for herself, and got infected before she could get vaccinated. "At first, she was a little worried about all the buzz in the media about vaccinations, about pregnant women, but she decided to get vaccinated after that and she made an appointment, she made an appointment with me," Yehuda explained. "I got vaccinated and then I got infected and she got infected and she didn't need to get vaccinated anymore - we are in favor of vaccines. I recommend that everyone get vaccinated, to protect their lives, so that they don't end up in our situation." Choking on tears and unable to digest the terrible tragedy that befell him, Yehuda said: "I told her, 'Osnat, I love you, you'll get out of this, for your children, you'll get out of this.'" Osnat, 32, the owner of a wig salon, who was the main breadwinner, left behind four children orphaned by their mother. "It's impossible to digest something like this, she was everything in the house. She left such a big void," says Yehuda. Her death is a hard blow to the family, also financially, and they are now in need of donations. In the house in the Har Shmuel neighborhood of Givat Ze'ev, Yehuda is sitting for seven days, trying to pick up the pieces and gather strength for his four children who were left without a mother.