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Now 14Security

Benyahu Malat Killed in Terror Attack Near Gilead Farm in West Bank

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Benyahu Malat, a 32-year-old security team member from Gilead Farm, was killed in a terror shooting while aiding attacked hikers near the West Bank settlement. His family and community mourn his loss, with funeral details forthcoming.

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  • Benyahu Malat, 32, was killed in a terror shooting near Gilead Farm on Friday.
  • He was helping hikers under attack when terrorists shot him dead at the scene.
  • Malat was a security team member and agriculture manager at Gilead Farm.
  • He is survived by his wife Esther and two daughters, aged 12 and 13.
  • Shomron Regional Council head Yossi Dagan praised Malat's bravery and dedication.
  • Gilead Farm community expressed sorrow and promised support to Malat's family.
Benyahu Malat Killed in Terror Attack Near Gilead Farm in West Bank
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Benyahu Malat, 32, a resident of the Gilead Farm settlement and a member of its security team, was fatally shot in a terror attack near the settlement on Friday. Malat was assisting a group of hikers who were attacked in the area when he was shot by terrorists and died at the scene. He is survived by his wife Esther and their two daughters, aged 12 and 13.

Yossi Dagan, head of the Shomron Regional Council, eulogized Malat as a devoted family man and a passionate protector of Israel, recalling his bravery during a previous arson attack at Gilead Farm. Dagan emphasized Malat's dedication to safeguarding national lands and his scholarly work on Israeli security.

The Gilead Farm community expressed deep sorrow over Malat's death, describing the attackers as despicable terrorists and pledging support to his family. Funeral arrangements and details about the mourning period will be announced later.

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