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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Israel Police Honors Officers Fallen Since October 7 Attack

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Now 14Security

Israel Police Honors Officers Fallen on October 7

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Three years after the October 7 Hamas attacks, the Israel Police honored fallen officers and combatants with a moment of silence and salute at 6:29 AM. Inspector General Dany Levy led the ceremony at the old Sderot police station and battle sites in the south. A special honor convoy will also depart for the fallen officers.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Israel Police honored officers and combatants who fell on October 7 with a salute.
  • The ceremony took place at 6:29 AM, the exact time of the Hamas attack.
  • Inspector General Dany Levy led the salute at the old Sderot police station and southern battle sites.
  • Senior officers laid wreaths at the sites where officers died.
  • A special honor convoy will depart for the fallen officers.
Israel Police Honors Officers Fallen on October 7
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Three years after the October 7 attacks, the Israel Police held a moment of silence and salute to honor the officers and combatants who fell defending the country. The salute took place precisely at 6:29 AM, the time the Hamas terror assault began.

Inspector General Dany Levy, senior command staff, and dozens of police officers stood in silence at the old police station in Sderot and at the battle sites in the south where officers lost their lives. Senior officers laid wreaths at the battle sites.

A special honor convoy is also scheduled to depart for the fallen officers. The police stated they "bow their heads in memory of their fallen and continue to carry their memory and legacy," while continuing to support the bereaved families and wounded officers.

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