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Israel HayomSecurity

IDF Officer Killed in Lebanon Humvee Rollover

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Hebrew · 16 newsrooms covering

An IDF officer, Captain Eliab Haim Tzfalamus of the 7th Brigade, was killed when a Humvee overturned in southern Lebanon. Three other soldiers were injured in the incident, which is currently under investigation by the IDF. His funeral is scheduled for Friday in Haifa. This marks the first IDF death since two reserve sergeants were killed by a drone in Gaza on September 24.

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  • Captain Eliab Haim Tzfalamus, an IDF officer, died in a Humvee rollover in southern Lebanon.
  • Three other soldiers were injured in the incident.
  • The IDF is investigating the circumstances of the Humvee rollover.
  • Captain Tzfalamus is the first IDF fatality since September 24.
  • His funeral will take place Friday in Haifa.
IDF Officer Killed in Lebanon Humvee Rollover
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The IDF confirmed Thursday evening the death of Captain Eliab Haim Tzfalamus, an officer in the 7th Brigade, who was killed when a Humvee overturned in the Litani area of southern Lebanon. Three additional soldiers were injured in the incident. The military stated that the event is under investigation. Captain Tzfalamus's funeral will be held Friday at 1:00 PM at the military cemetery in Haifa, with his family observing mourning at 43 HaNoter Street in Kiryat Haim. He is the first fatality since the deaths of reserve sergeants Nadav Kali and Ofek Moalem on September 24, who were killed by an explosive drone in Gaza.

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