Dramatic Break in Case of Last Missing Soldier from Sultan Yaakov Battle
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israeli officials have found an item believed to belong to Yehuda Katz, the last missing soldier from the 1982 Battle of Sultan Yaakov, prompting ongoing efforts to confirm his fate.
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- An item linked to Yehuda Katz, missing since 1982 Lebanon War, was found and is being examined.
- Yehuda Katz was the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yaakov in June 1982.
- The defense establishment is coordinating with Katz's family to verify the discovery.
- The finding could clarify the fate of Katz, missing for over 40 years.
- The discovery was reported on August 18, 2026, by Israeli media.
- Katz fell during combat in the First Lebanon War near Sultan Yaakov village.
A significant development has emerged in the case of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yaakov during the 1982 Lebanon War. Israeli authorities have received an item currently under examination, which is believed to belong to Yehuda Katz, the final missing soldier from that battle. The entire defense establishment is in contact with Katz's family to confirm the finding and provide updates on his fate. Katz fell in combat in June 1982 in the area of the village Sultan Yaakov during the First Lebanon War.
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