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IDF Commando Emmanuel Moreno Remembered 20 Years After Fallen in Lebanon War

Emmanuel Moreno, a distinguished IDF Sayeret Matkal officer, died in a 2006 Lebanon operation. He participated in numerous secret missions, including the 1994 abduction of Mustafa Dirani and a 2003 hostage rescue.

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  1. 01Emmanuel Moreno was a key Sayeret Matkal officer killed in a 2006 Lebanon War operation.
  2. 02He participated in many secret missions, including the 1994 Mustafa Dirani abduction.
  3. 03Moreno commanded the 2003 rescue of kidnapped taxi driver Eliyahu Goral.
  4. 04He earned a personal lieutenant colonel rank in 2005 for his operational leadership.
  5. 05His photograph remains classified due to the sensitive nature of his missions.
  6. 06Moreno was born in Paris in 1971 and grew up in Jerusalem, with a grandmother involved in the Entebbe hijacking.

Moreno was posthumously honored and remains a revered figure, with his image still classified due to mission sensitivity.

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

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