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YnetSecurity

IDF Kills Hezbollah Terrorist Linked to Captain David Hazut's Death in South Lebanon

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

The IDF killed a Hezbollah terrorist in southern Lebanon connected to the clash that resulted in Captain David Hazut's death, following a search operation by Golani Brigade soldiers in Deir Siran.

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  • IDF killed a Hezbollah terrorist involved in the clash that killed Captain David Hazut.
  • The operation took place overnight in southern Lebanon near Deir Siran.
  • Golani Brigade combat team conducted the search for the suspect.
  • The terrorist was found in a building near the original encounter site.
  • The IDF spokesperson confirmed the elimination of the suspect.
IDF Kills Hezbollah Terrorist Linked to Captain David Hazut's Death in South Lebanon
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced the killing of a Hezbollah terrorist involved in the clash during which Captain David Hazut was killed in southern Lebanon. The incident occurred overnight when Golani Brigade combat team soldiers encountered the suspect while conducting a search operation in Deir Siran, southern Lebanon. The terrorist was located in a building near the site of the initial encounter and was neutralized by the IDF forces, according to the IDF spokesperson.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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