Dr. Hanna Katan Honors IDF Soldier Yehuda Katz 44 Years After Battle of Sultan Yaakov
Dr. Hanna Katan dedicated her latest video column to the return of Yehuda Katz, an IDF soldier who fell in the Battle of Sultan Yaakov 44 years ago. She highlighted Israel's enduring commitment to bringing home its fallen soldiers, emphasizing that the memory and hope surrounding Katz's return never faded over the decades. "44 years have passed since the Battle of Sultan Yaakov. Four decades during which the question never disappeared, the memory was not erased, and hope did not die. Yehuda Katz has returned home," Katan stated.
She described Katz's repatriation after so many years as a testament to the nation's dedication to its defenders. "Behind this moment lie years of pain, waiting, and determination. But above all stands a simple and deep belief: whoever went out to defend the people of Israel, Israel does not forget him," she said. Katan stressed that despite the passage of time and changing generations, the commitment to returning soldiers remains unwavering.
Katan saluted Katz's family and everyone who worked tirelessly over the years to bring him home. She concluded with a personal message: "44 years later, Yehuda returns to the land for which he fought for all of us. Welcome home, Yehuda. May his memory be blessed."
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