Fallen Officer Eliab Haim Tzeflamus Laid to Rest in Haifa
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Captain Eliab Haim Tzeflamus, 21, from Haifa, an officer in the 7th Brigade, was killed in southern Lebanon when an armored vehicle overturned during an operation. He was laid to rest on Friday in the Haifa military cemetery. His partner delivered an emotional eulogy, expressing grief and disbelief. Three other soldiers sustained minor injuries in the incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Captain Eliab Haim Tzeflamus, 21, from Haifa, was killed in southern Lebanon.
- Tzeflamus died when an armored vehicle overturned during an operational activity.
- He was an officer in the 603rd Battalion of the 7th Brigade.
- His partner, Inbar, delivered an emotional eulogy at his funeral.
- Three other soldiers were lightly injured in the incident.
Captain Eliab Haim Tzeflamus, a 21-year-old officer from Haifa, was buried on Friday in the military cemetery in Haifa. Tzeflamus, a combat officer in the 603rd Battalion of the 7th Brigade, was killed in battle in southern Lebanon. His partner, Inbar, delivered a tearful eulogy, saying, "My Eliab, my darling, my happiness, how can I eulogize you? I am so angry and at the same time grateful for our five years." She added, "You promised you would take care of yourself, so why aren't you coming back? In two weeks, you were supposed to change roles. God, why did you take him from me?" She lamented, "My happiness, thank you for teaching me to love, a love seen only in movies and stories. How much we wanted and planned, and God sat above and just laughed at us, because it's clear they would take the best of the best."
The IDF Spokesperson's Unit announced Thursday that Tzeflamus fell during operational activity in the Litani area of southern Lebanon. He was killed when an armored personnel carrier overturned during the operation. Three additional soldiers were lightly injured in the incident.
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