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Remains of Yehuda Katz, Last Fallen Soldier from Sultan Yaakov Battle, Discovered
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The remains of Yehuda Katz, the last Israeli soldier from the 1982 Sultan Yaakov battle missing burial in Israel, have been located after 44 years.
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- Yehuda Katz's remains have been found after 44 years.
- He was the last soldier from the Sultan Yaakov battle not buried in Israel.
- Katz died in Lebanon during the 1982 First Lebanon War.
- The discovery closes a long-standing missing soldier case.
- The battle took place in Lebanon in 1982.
Israeli media report that the remains of Yehuda Katz, the last fallen soldier from the Sultan Yaakov battle not yet buried in Israel, have been found. Katz died in combat in Lebanon in 1982 during the First Lebanon War, 44 years ago. His recovery marks the closure of a long-standing chapter regarding soldiers missing from that conflict.
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