Givati Brigade Commander Regains Smile After Three Years of Rehabilitation
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
A team commander from the Givati Brigade's reconnaissance unit has completed a three-year rehabilitation process after being severely wounded in the face by an RPG in Gaza. The extensive treatment allowed him to speak and eat again, culminating in the restoration of his smile. The IDF shared a photo of the commander with his medical team to mark the emotional milestone.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Givati Brigade reconnaissance unit commander completed a three-year rehabilitation after a severe facial injury in Gaza.
- The commander was critically wounded by an RPG blast during combat operations.
- The rehabilitation process enabled him to speak and eat again.
- The medical team at Sheba Medical Center expressed excitement over his restored smile.
- The IDF shared a before-and-after photo to mark the completion of his recovery.
A team commander in the Givati Brigade's reconnaissance unit, identified only as 'A', has completed a three-year rehabilitation process following a severe facial injury sustained during combat in the Gaza Strip. Approximately three years ago, 'A' was critically wounded by an RPG blast to his face while fighting in Gaza. Since then, he has undergone extensive and complex treatment, enabling him to speak and eat again. This week marked the completion of his rehabilitation, with the medical team at Sheba Medical Center expressing their excitement. Major Dr. Moshe Spiegel, head of the Oral Rehabilitation Department, described the moment as immense satisfaction, stating, "It's immense satisfaction to see his wonderful smile. This is the least we can do for him and for our heroes." The IDF shared a touching photo on Tuesday showing 'A' with his treatment team, alongside a before-and-after comparison highlighting his restored smile, celebrating the culmination of three years of hard work.