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IDF SpokespersonSecurity

Mother of Fallen Soldier Makes Troop Protection Her Life's Mission

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Lieutenant Colonel Hagit Alon is leading efforts to improve troop protection in northern Israel, a mission deeply personal after her son Amitai was killed in a drone attack. Two years after his death, Alon is determined to ensure the safety of other soldiers, stating "There are many like Amitai, and we need to take care of them." Her work focuses on enhancing protection measures for soldiers in the face of ongoing threats.

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  • Lt. Col. Hagit Alon is spearheading troop protection efforts in northern Israel.
  • Her son, Amitai, was killed in a drone disaster at the Golani Brigade's training base.
  • Alon views protecting soldiers as her life's mission following her son's death.
  • She stated the need to care for soldiers like her son Amitai.
  • The initiative aims to enhance safety measures for IDF soldiers.

Lieutenant Colonel Hagit Alon, who has served in the IDF for nearly three decades, has taken on the complex challenge of enhancing troop protection in the north during the current conflict. This mission is tragically intertwined with the loss of her son, Amitai, who was killed in a drone disaster at the Golani Brigade's training base, along with Omri, Yosef, and Yoav. Two years after his death, Alon reflects on the moment her life changed forever in the command center without him. The project to improve soldier protection has become her life's work, driven by the memory of her son and the need to safeguard others. She stated, "There are many like Amitai, and we need to take care of them." The article highlights her dedication to this cause, emphasizing the personal tragedy that fuels her commitment to ensuring the safety of soldiers.

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