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Two IDF Soldiers Killed in Attack Near Hebron

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Two Israeli Soldiers Killed in West Bank Gun Attack

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The Israeli military announced Friday that two soldiers, First Sergeant Ron Yonatan Rotman and Sergeant Yuval Shay Swilem, were killed in an armed attack in the West Bank. Rotman, 23, was from Ashkelon, and Swilem, 20, was from Hod Hasharon. They were killed by two assailants in a vehicle who opened fire on them. The soldiers were part of the Search and Rescue Brigade.

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  • First Sergeant Ron Yonatan Rotman and Sergeant Yuval Shay Swilem were killed in the West Bank.
  • The Israeli military confirmed the deaths on Friday.
  • The soldiers were killed by two armed assailants in a vehicle.
  • Rotman was 23 and from Ashkelon; Swilem was 20 and from Hod Hasharon.
  • The soldiers served in the Search and Rescue Brigade.

The Israeli military announced on Friday the deaths of First Sergeant Ron Yonatan Rotman, 23, from Ashkelon, and Sergeant Yuval Shay Swilem, 20, from Hod Hasharon. Both soldiers were killed in a Palestinian armed attack in the West Bank on Friday. According to the IDF, Rotman served as a squad leader and Swilem was a combat soldier in the "Ari" (775) Battalion of the Search and Rescue Brigade. The soldiers were killed during an exchange of fire when two armed assailants in a vehicle opened fire on them with an M4 rifle and a handgun.

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