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Fallen Soldier Ron Yonatan Reitman Laid to Rest in Ashkelon

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Fallen Soldier Ron Yonatan Reitman Laid to Rest in Ashkelon

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Sergeant Ron Yonatan Reitman, 23, was killed in a terrorist attack at Yehuda Junction and was laid to rest in Ashkelon. Hundreds of mourners, including local youth and officials, lined the route to the cemetery waving Israeli flags to honor his sacrifice.

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  • Sergeant Ron Yonatan Reitman, 23, was killed in a terrorist attack at Yehuda Junction.
  • Hundreds of mourners lined the road to the military cemetery in Ashkelon.
  • The municipality distributed Israeli flags for attendees to wave in tribute.
  • Reitman is being laid to rest at the military cemetery in Givat Zion, Ashkelon.

Hundreds of teenagers and local residents, including municipal police and city inspectors, paid their respects to Sergeant Ron Yonatan Reitman, 23, who fell defending the homeland at the Yehuda Junction. Mourners lined the road to the military cemetery, waving Israeli flags distributed by the municipality, forming a moving, silent chain of human flags.

Sergeant Reitman was killed in a terrorist attack last Friday, October 26th. He is being laid to rest today at the military cemetery in Givat Zion, Ashkelon. The ceremony was attended by a large crowd honoring his sacrifice.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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