Where one has fallen, many more shall rise.

Shira Ish-Ran, 21, recently experienced every mother's nightmare. She was the most critically-wounded of seven victims resulting from last week's terrorist drive-by shooting in central Samaria.

While Shira survived, her 30-week-old baby boy, delivered via emergency Cesarean section following the attack, did not.

Such an experience would cause most people to crumble and lose all hope.

Not Shira Ish-Ran.

A day after her prematurely-born son died, this resolute Jewish woman vowed to stick it to the Palestinian terrorists who had visited upon her such pain and suffering by having "many more babies."

While it remains unclear which Palestinian terror group was responsible for the shooting, Hamas issued a public statement praising the atrocity as "heroic."

Shira was having none of it. Speaking to local media after burying her baby, she said: "I will prove to them, I will show them. I will bring many more babies into this world. Am Yisrael chai."

The goal of such terrorist attacks is to scare Jews away from resettling their biblical heartland. They often have the exact opposite effect, as Shira Ish-Ran demonstrated.

PHOTO: Shira Ish-Ran's husband, Amichai, also wounded in the terrorist shooting, carries their son to his final resting place. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)