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IDF SpokespersonSecurity

Wounded Nahal Fighter Returns to Mount Kna'im as Photographer

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Roee Bibi, a former Nahal Brigade fighter injured in Gaza in March 2024, returned to Mount Kna'im as a photographer. He documented the August 2025 recruits' climb to the summit. Bibi was wounded in Jabalia and is now capturing images in his former operational area in a new capacity.

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  • Former Nahal Brigade fighter Roee Bibi returned to Mount Kna'im as a photographer after being wounded.
  • Bibi was injured in combat in the Gaza Strip in March 2024.
  • He documented the ascent of Nahal Brigade recruits to the mountain's summit.
  • Bibi was wounded in the Jabalia area during the early stages of the war.
  • He is now capturing images in his former operational area in a new role.

Roee Bibi, a former fighter in the Nahal Brigade who was injured in combat in the Gaza Strip in March 2024, has returned to Mount Kna'im, a familiar location from his service, this time as a photographer. He documented the ascent of the Nahal Brigade's August 2025 recruits to the mountain's summit.

Bibi, who was wounded in the Jabalia area during the early stages of the war, is now capturing moments and images from his former operational area, albeit in a different role. His return to the mountain signifies a personal journey, shifting from combatant to documentarian.

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