Southern Command Chief Joins Family in Moment of Silence for Fallen Soldier
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
A moment of silence was held near the "White House" outpost in memory of fallen soldier Shalev Dagan. Major General Yaniv Asor, Officer Commanding of the Southern Command, attended the ceremony with Dagan's family and residents of Nirim. The event honored Dagan and other Golani Brigade soldiers who died in the battle for the outpost. Shalev Dagan was born in Haifa in 2002 and was a twin.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A moment of silence was held for fallen soldier Shalev Dagan near the "White House" outpost.
- Major General Yaniv Asor, Officer Commanding of the Southern Command, attended the ceremony.
- Dagan's family and residents of Nirim also participated in the tribute.
- The ceremony honored all Golani Brigade fighters who fell in the battle for the outpost.
- Shalev Dagan was born on November 15, 2002, in Haifa.
- He was the son of Flor and Yoel Dagan and twin brother to Omer.
A moment of silence was held at the site where Shalev Dagan fell, near the "White House" outpost, with his family present. Major General Yaniv Asor, Officer Commanding of the Southern Command, joined Dagan's family and residents of Nirim to honor him and all the Golani Brigade fighters who fell in the battle for the outpost. Shalev Dagan, son of Flor and Yoel, was born on November 15, 2002, in Haifa, and was a twin to Omer. The ceremony took place at the location of his death, near the "White House" outpost.