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Battalion Commander Mourns Fallen Captain, 'Hard to Speak of You in the Past'

Battalion Commander Ran of the 603rd Battalion eulogized Captain Eliab Chaim Tzfalamus, describing him as a dedicated officer and a beloved friend. Commander Ran spoke of Tzfalamus's responsibility towards his soldiers and his joyful personality.

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Battalion Commander Mourns Fallen Captain, 'Hard to Speak of You in the Past'
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  1. 01Battalion Commander Ran eulogized Captain Eliab Chaim Tzfalamus, calling him a dedicated officer.
  2. 02Commander Ran described Captain Tzfalamus as someone who cared for all his soldiers.
  3. 03Tzfalamus was remembered for his pleasant demeanor and love of laughter.
  4. 04The commander stated it was difficult to speak of Tzfalamus in the past tense.
  5. 05Ran called Tzfalamus an outstanding commander and one of Israel's finest.
  6. 06The eulogy was delivered on Friday.

The commander stated that the loss was deeply felt by him personally, by the IDF, and by the nation.

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

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