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Comedian Guy Hochman to Honor Fallen IDF Officer Who Bought Show Tickets for Girlfriend

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Comedian Guy Hochman will honor fallen IDF officer Captain Eliav Haim Tzapalamus by leaving his seat empty at an upcoming show. Tzapalamus, 21, had bought tickets for his girlfriend Inbar to attend the performance before he was killed last Thursday in southern Lebanon. He died when a military vehicle overturned during an operation. Hochman plans to place flowers and an engineering corps flag on the reserved seat.

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  • Comedian Guy Hochman will honor fallen IDF officer Eliav Haim Tzapalamus at his show.
  • Tzapalamus, 21, was killed last Thursday in southern Lebanon.
  • He had bought tickets for his girlfriend Inbar to attend Hochman's performance.
  • An empty seat with flowers and a flag will mark Tzapalamus's memory.
  • Tzapalamus died when a military Humvee overturned during an operation.
Comedian Guy Hochman to Honor Fallen IDF Officer Who Bought Show Tickets for Girlfriend
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