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Security06:08 · 52m ago

IDF Chief of Staff Visits Wounded Soldiers Ahead of Rosh Hashanah

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IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi visited wounded soldiers in hospitals on Tuesday, ahead of the Rosh Hashanah holiday. Halevi spoke with the soldiers and their families, emphasizing the bravery they displayed in combat and the new battle they face in recovering from their injuries.

"There are fighters here who stood at the front, led, and risked their lives in combat facing the enemy. This is battlefield heroism," Halevi stated. "And now you are in a campaign that requires additional heroism for rehabilitation from the injury."

Halevi also addressed the upcoming holiday, acknowledging the difficult circumstances for the soldiers and their families. He assured them that the entire nation stands with them and that the IDF is committed to their recovery and well-being. The visit aimed to offer support and encouragement to the wounded warriors as they undergo rehabilitation, highlighting their continued importance to the nation and the military.

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