Chizki Loonstein, 18, an Israeli paramedic, was walking to the pastry shop run by his family. He said he came within six feet of the bomber.
"I saw the suspect with a bandage on his head," Loonstein said. "He was sort of looking around. He smiled at me, opened his coat and showed me the explosive belt. Then he exploded."
Loonstein pushed up against a stone wall to shield himself from the blast, dislocating his shoulder. After the explosion, he called police on his mobile phone and began to treat people wounded by nails packed into the bomb.
"I saw the suspect with a bandage on his head," Loonstein said. "He was sort of looking around. He smiled at me, opened his coat and showed me the explosive belt. Then he exploded."
Loonstein pushed up against a stone wall to shield himself from the blast, dislocating his shoulder. After the explosion, he called police on his mobile phone and began to treat people wounded by nails packed into the bomb.
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