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HamalSecurity

Bereaved Brother Completes Commando March in Tribute to Fallen Soldier

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

During a Kfir Brigade commando march ceremony on Thursday, Sergeant Major Gari Leharuikima Zulat's brother completed the march. The brother enlisted in the Kfir Brigade to honor Gari, who fell in Gaza. His service continues Gari's legacy of camaraderie and devotion to the country.

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  • A soldier's brother completed a commando march in honor of his fallen sibling.
  • Sergeant Major Gari Leharuikima Zulat fell during combat in the Gaza Strip.
  • His brother enlisted in the Kfir Brigade to continue his legacy.
  • The ceremony marked the end of the march for the March 2026 cohort.
  • The brigade honored values of camaraderie, determination, and devotion.

A deeply moving moment occurred during the commando march completion ceremony for the March 2026 cohort of the Kfir Brigade on Thursday. The ceremony honored the memory of Sergeant Major Gari Leharuikima Zulat, who fell during combat in the Gaza Strip while serving in the Shimshon Battalion of the brigade. His brother, identified only as 'Ayin', chose to follow in Gari's footsteps, enlisting in the Kfir Brigade and serving in a significant combat role. Ayin's decision is seen as carrying forward Gari's legacy, his love for the brigade, and the values he lived and fought for: camaraderie, determination, and devotion to the country. The IDF spokesperson's office confirmed the event.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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