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Israeli Air Force Mechanic Karen Tendler Remembered 20 Years After Lebanon War Death
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Karen Tendler, the Israeli Air Force's first female airborne mechanic, was killed by a Hezbollah missile during the Second Lebanon War 20 years ago. Her family urges the public to honor her memory at upcoming memorial events in Rehovot. After a prolonged search, her remains were recovered and returned to Israel, symbolizing her sacrifice and dedication.
- 01Karen Tendler was the first female airborne mechanic in the Israeli Air Force and died in the Second Lebanon War.
- 02She was killed by a Hezbollah missile along with four crew members during a mission in Lebanon.
- 03Her memorial will be held on August 2 at the military cemetery in Rehovot, followed by an evening event.
- 04Her mother urges the public to remember Karen and attend the memorial events.
- 05Karen continued reserve service while studying law and was known for her dedication and hard work.
- 06Her remains were recovered after four days of intense searches under fire and returned to Israel.
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