IDF Captain David Hazut Laid to Rest After Fatal Lebanon Battle
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Captain David Hazut, deputy commander of Golani's 12th Battalion, was buried in Ashkelon after falling in battle in southern Lebanon. His family and partner mourned him deeply, with calls to end the fighting.
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- Captain David Hazut died in combat in southern Lebanon and was buried in Ashkelon.
- Thousands attended the funeral, including family who shared emotional eulogies.
- His mother recalled a recent conversation warning him about the dangers.
- She called for an end to the fighting, calling soldiers there 'cannon fodder.'
- His partner expressed grief and called him her 'lighthouse' and greatest love.
Captain David Hazut, deputy commander of Golani Brigade's 12th Battalion, was buried on Sunday in Ashkelon following his death in combat in southern Lebanon. Thousands attended the funeral, where his family mourned his loss. His mother, Galit, recalled their recent conversation about the dangers of their deployment, expressing disbelief and sorrow: "My son, my life, who would have believed this would happen?" She shared how David had told her, "Mom, I only want Golani, that's my life." She warned him about the risks, calling the soldiers "cannon fodder," but he replied that only those there could understand, and if his time came, she should gather her life and continue living. She pledged to keep living in his memory and called for an end to the fighting in southern Lebanon, stating, "Every soldier who goes there goes in vain. I've been through Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and I lost in Lebanon." Hazut's partner also spoke tearfully, lamenting their separation and recalling his love and care. She said, "You were my lighthouse once; now you will be my lighthouse. Thank you for being my greatest love, I wish you were my husband." The funeral highlighted the personal toll of the ongoing conflict in Lebanon and the deep grief of those left behind.
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