His father is shocked 26-year-old Iona Karousisof the Greek who is among the seven victims of the terrorist attack in Tel Aviv, with gunmen opening fire indiscriminately, near a tram stop.

“There is no more tragic thing… an only son, an incredible child, there is none… in the history of mankind there is no such soul and such talent… He was finishing architecture“, the famous Greek professor of Neurology, Dimitris Karousis, says devastated.

“Now he just had a new girlfriend from Thessaloniki and she would come here to study together, to build their new life. He got a job in an office starting next week. He rented a house where they would stay next week. She was making the bed. Yesterday he went to prepare the bed, move and went to Tel Aviv for it“, he describes.

“He also did a job for the damn tram stations in Tel Aviv and he was at this damn time at 7pm at the Jaffa station to do his job and he got shot“, he adds, stressing that the unfortunate young man was shot four times.

“The innocent are paying for it from the madness that exists on both sides. These things must stop, the bloodshed, an eye for an eye never ends.”, he summarizes.

Jonah’s people in Greece and Israel were eagerly looking for him, not knowing that he had fallen victim to a terrorist attack.

According to his friend Panagiotis Grigoriadis, he had spoken with him early yesterday afternoon, before he disappeared.

“Later in the afternoon his girlfriend sent a message that for five hours he has not given any signs of life, he has not contacted me, nor his family, nor anyone».

As Panagiotis describes, from then on the phones were on fire.

“At first we thought either that the battery was dead or that his cell phone might have been stolen“, he says, concluding that towards the evening and while he was in his room, he was informed of the tragic news by hearing his family shouting “they ate him, they killed him»