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IDF to Award Medals for Heroism in October 7th Battles

Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba

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The IDF has begun a process to award medals to soldiers for heroism during the October 7th attacks near Gaza. A commanders' meeting on October 14 will establish the award procedures, led by senior IDF officers. The initiative aims to formally recognize and remember exceptional bravery, with thorough investigations into each case. Civilian acts of courage will also be considered for a presidential award.

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  • The IDF is starting a process to award medals for heroism during the October 7th battles.
  • A commanders' meeting on October 14 will define the award procedures.
  • Major General and Major General Orli Markman will lead the review process.
  • The IDF aims to officially recognize and preserve the memory of acts of bravery.
  • Families of fallen soldiers have been notified about the award process.
  • Heroic acts by civilians will also be considered for a presidential award.
IDF to Award Medals for Heroism in October 7th Battles
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has initiated a process to recognize soldiers for exceptional heroism and dedication during the battles on October 7, 2023, in areas bordering Gaza. A meeting of commanders is scheduled for October 14 to outline the procedures for reviewing and awarding military decorations and honors. This meeting will be led by Major General, head of the IDF's Manpower Directorate, and Major General Orli Markman, President of the Military Court of Appeals, with participation from all brigade and territorial unit commanders.

The IDF stated that the objective of this procedure is to officially acknowledge and preserve the memory of extraordinary acts of bravery demonstrated during the October 7th attacks. Each case will undergo a thorough investigation of circumstances and fact-checking, emphasizing sensitivity and transparency. Families of fallen soldiers have been notified prior to the announcement of this process.

Additionally, acts of heroism by civilians will be considered separately. Suitable civilian candidates will be forwarded by the IDF to a consultative commission under the President of Israel, which handles the awarding of the "President's Award for Civilian Courage." This mechanism has been employed previously during wartime.

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