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Now 14Security

Fourth Soldier Named in Lebanon Tank Disaster

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

The IDF released the name of Staff Sgt. Nave Habshoosh, 20, from Geva Binyamin, as the fourth soldier killed in the Lebanon tank disaster. He served in Battalion 52 of the 401st Division and was killed in combat in southern Lebanon.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • The IDF cleared Nave Habshoosh’s name for publication.
  • Habshoosh was 20 and from Geva Binyamin.
  • He served in Battalion 52 of the 401st Division.
  • He was killed in combat in southern Lebanon.
  • He is the fourth soldier killed in the Lebanon tank disaster.
Fourth Soldier Named in Lebanon Tank Disaster
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The IDF has cleared for publication the name of the fourth soldier killed in the tank disaster in Lebanon: Staff Sgt. Nave Habshoosh, 20, from Geva Binyamin. His family has been notified.

Habshoosh served as an armored corps fighter in Battalion 52 of the 401st “Iron Tracks” Division. He was killed in combat in southern Lebanon.

The report identifies him as the fourth fallen soldier in the incident. No further details about the circumstances of the tank disaster were provided in the text.

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