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Wounded October 7 Hero Appointed Brigade Commander
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By Israel National News
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 day ago
What happened
Colonel Guy Madar, who was wounded and nearly killed by friendly fire on October 7, has been appointed commander of the IDF's Yoav Brigade. He was recognized for saving over 150 lives on October 7 and has now returned to service after recovery and promotion.
- 01Col. Guy Madar, wounded on Oct. 7, appointed Yoav Brigade Commander.
- 02Madar was nearly shot by friendly fire but identified by his tzitzit.
- 03He helped save over 150 lives at the Nova festival site.
- 04Madar returned to service after surgery and rehabilitation.
- 05He pledged to defend the region and ensure residents' safety.
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