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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

IDF Kills Hezbollah Militant Responsible for Captain David Hazut's Death in South Lebanon

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

The IDF killed a Hezbollah militant linked to Captain David Hazut's death in southern Lebanon after a search near Deir Siran, with one soldier lightly wounded.

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  • IDF killed a Hezbollah militant involved in Captain David Hazut's death in southern Lebanon.
  • Golani Brigade soldiers found the suspect near Deir Siran during a search operation.
  • The militant was located in a building near the initial clash site and neutralized.
  • One IDF soldier was lightly injured during the operation.
IDF Kills Hezbollah Militant Responsible for Captain David Hazut's Death in South Lebanon
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The Israel Defense Forces eliminated a Hezbollah militant overnight who was involved in the clash that led to the death of Captain David Hazut in southern Lebanon. Golani Brigade soldiers encountered the suspect while conducting a search operation near Deir Siran. After extensive searches, the militant was located in a building close to the initial confrontation site and was neutralized by the forces. During the operation, another soldier sustained minor injuries.

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