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Mother of Fallen Israeli Soldier Oron Shaul Passes Away After Decade-Long Fight for His Return

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Hebrew · 10 newsrooms covering

Zehava Shaul, mother of Israeli soldier Oron Shaul, died after a decade-long effort to repatriate her son's remains, which were recently buried in Poria Illit.

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  • Zehava Shaul, mother of Oron Shaul, passed away after a long battle to repatriate her son.
  • She fought for over ten years to bring Oron's remains back to Israel for burial.
  • Oron Shaul was a Staff Sergeant whose grave recently marked its first anniversary.
  • Zehava will be buried in Poria Illit alongside her husband and near Oron's grave.
  • The Jordan Valley Regional Council honored her as a noble and cherished woman.
Mother of Fallen Israeli Soldier Oron Shaul Passes Away After Decade-Long Fight for His Return
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Zehava Shaul, the mother of Staff Sergeant Oron Shaul, has passed away. The Jordan Valley Regional Council described her as a noble and cherished woman who fought for over ten years to bring her son Oron back to Israel for burial. Zehava will be laid to rest in the cemetery of Poria Illit, where she lived, alongside her husband Hertzel and near the grave of Oron Shaul. Oron's grave recently marked the first anniversary of his death since his remains were returned to Israel.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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