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SrugimSecurity

IDF Kills Hezbollah Terrorist Within 24 Hours After Captain David Hazut's Death

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

Within 24 hours of Captain David Hazut's death in a clash near southern Lebanon, the IDF killed the Hezbollah terrorist responsible during a follow-up operation.

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  • IDF killed the Hezbollah terrorist involved in Captain David Hazut's fatal clash within 24 hours.
  • The incident occurred near Deir Sirian in southern Lebanon during a Golani Brigade operation.
  • Captain David Hazut was killed and another soldier lightly injured in the initial encounter.
  • The terrorist was found and eliminated in a nearby building after extensive IDF searches.
  • The IDF vowed to continue removing threats and preventing Hezbollah attacks on Israelis.
IDF Kills Hezbollah Terrorist Within 24 Hours After Captain David Hazut's Death
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed on Sunday that they eliminated the Hezbollah terrorist involved in the clash during which Captain David Hazut was killed. The incident occurred overnight near the village of Deir Sirian in southern Lebanon, where Golani Brigade combat troops encountered the suspect during a search operation. Captain Hazut was killed in the encounter, and another soldier was lightly wounded.

Following extensive searches in the area, the IDF located the terrorist in a nearby building and neutralized him. The military emphasized its commitment to removing all threats against its forces and preventing Hezbollah from harming Israeli civilians and soldiers. Further details are expected to be released soon.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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