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Two IDF Soldiers Killed in Attack Near Hebron

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Two IDF Soldiers Killed in Fatal Terror Attack at Yehuda Junction

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The IDF has announced the deaths of Sergeant First Class Ron Yonatan Reitman and Sergeant Yuval Shai in a fatal terror attack at Yehuda Junction. Reitman, 23, was from Ashkelon, and Shai, 20, was from Hod HaSharon. Both were combatants in the Home Front Command's Rescue Brigade. At least three other soldiers were lightly injured in the attack.

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  • Sergeant First Class Ron Yonatan Reitman and Sergeant Yuval Shai were killed in a terror attack.
  • The fatal attack occurred at Yehuda Junction on Highway 35.
  • Reitman was 23 and from Ashkelon; Shai was 20 and from Hod HaSharon.
  • Both soldiers served in the IDF's Home Front Command Rescue Brigade.
  • At least three other soldiers were lightly injured in the incident.

The IDF announced the deaths of Sergeant First Class Ron Yonatan Reitman, 23, from Ashkelon, and Sergeant Yuval Shai, 20, from Hod HaSharon. Both soldiers were combatants in the 'Ari' battalion of the Home Front Command's Rescue Brigade. Reitman also served as a squad commander. The two fell during a deadly terror attack at Yehuda Junction on Highway 35. The IDF also confirmed that several soldiers were injured in the incident, with at least three sustaining light wounds and receiving medical treatment. All families of the fallen and injured soldiers were notified prior to the announcement.

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