Hundreds Mourn IDF Officer Yuval Ezra Killed in West Bank Attack
Hundreds gathered at Beit Dagan cemetery to mourn Lieutenant Colonel Yuval Ezra, a 27-year-old battery commander in the IDF's 411th Battalion, who was killed in a shooting attack in the West Bank. Family members and his fiancée paid heartfelt tributes to the fallen officer, describing him as a rare and beloved individual who touched many lives.
Ezra's brother Ariel called him "an amazing Israeli hero" and "the light of my world." His mother Tanya struggled to say goodbye, recalling his constant smile and the pride he brought to the family. His fiancée tearfully expressed her love and gratitude for the years they shared, recounting how their romance began during a night shift when he stayed with her until dawn.
His older sister Daniel described him as an angel and a man of the people, emphasizing the difficulty of speaking about him now that he is gone. The funeral highlighted the deep respect and affection held for Ezra, who was remembered as a dedicated soldier and cherished family member.
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