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Eisenkot Honors Fallen Soldier Aner Shapira at Site of His Death

War Cabinet member Gadi Eisenkot visited the Re'im fortified position where soldier Aner Shapira fell on October 7. Standing with Shapira's parents, Eisenkot praised the fallen soldier for his leadership and heroism, noting Shapira took command without appointment and defended 26 people.

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Eisenkot Honors Fallen Soldier Aner Shapira at Site of His Death
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What happened

  1. 01Gadi Eisenkot visited the Re'im fortified position where soldier Aner Shapira fell on October 7.
  2. 02Eisenkot praised Shapira for taking command of the position without being appointed.
  3. 03Shapira defended 26 people, throwing back ten to eleven grenades.
  4. 04Eisenkot called Shapira's actions a model of supreme heroism and personal example.
  5. 05Shapira fought heroically until his last moment, aware of his impending death.

Eisenkot described Shapira's actions as a model of supreme bravery, fighting until his last moment.

Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim, the latest report. Read Srugim’s original

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