IDF and Mossad Recover New Evidence on Missing Lt. Col. Yehuda Katz from 1982 Battle
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The IDF and Mossad recovered new evidence concerning Lt. Col. Yehuda Katz, missing since the 1982 Sultan Yaakov battle, now under family review.
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- IDF and Mossad conducted a special operation to recover new evidence on Lt. Col. Yehuda Katz.
- Katz is the last missing soldier from the 1982 Sultan Yaakov battle.
- The recovered evidence is currently being examined by Katz's family.
- The findings have not yet been officially confirmed.
- The IDF has previously provided the family with multiple findings and continues to support them.
The Israel Defense Forces and Mossad conducted a special operation overnight to retrieve new evidence related to Lieutenant Colonel Yehuda Katz, the last missing soldier from the 1982 battle of Sultan Yaakov. The recovered items are currently being examined by Katz's family and have not yet been officially confirmed. Over the years, the IDF has provided the family with numerous findings and continues to support them throughout the process.
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