Border Police Officer Killed in Netanya Laid to Rest
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Sergeant First Class Binyamin Lev, a Border Police officer, was killed in Netanya during an operation and was buried the following day. His family declined an autopsy for the 22-year-old officer.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Border Police officer Binyamin Lev was killed in Netanya.
- Lev was 22 years old and from Beit El.
- He was killed during an operation to apprehend a suspect.
- The suspect was also killed and had a criminal background.
- Lev was buried in Ashkelon after his family refused an autopsy.
A Border Police officer, Sergeant First Class Binyamin (Beni) Lev, who was shot and killed in Netanya on Tuesday, was laid to rest on Wednesday at the military cemetery in Ashkelon. Lev, 22, from the community settlement of Beit El, was a combatant in the Border Police's special operations unit.
He was killed during an operation to apprehend a suspect in Netanya. The suspect, who was also killed, was identified as a resident of the city who had previously been involved in criminal activity. Lev's family requested that his body not undergo an autopsy, and the request was granted.
Lev was described by his commanders as a dedicated and courageous officer who excelled in his duties. He had served in the Border Police for three years and was scheduled to be released from active service in a few months. His death has sent shockwaves through the community and the security forces, with many expressing their grief and condolences to his family.
