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Best part of Netanyahu's congress speech naming 4 of many IDF heroes

Documenting Israel
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  / documentisrael   https://t.me/DocumentingIsrael To me this is the best part of Netanyahu's speech when he named just 4 of the many IDF heroes Hero 1: On Oct 7, Lieutenant Avichail Reuven did not have a car, so he put on his uniform and ran 8 miles to the front line of Gaza to defend his people. Hero 2: Master Sergeant Ashaf Al-Bachiri, a Bedouin soldier from the Israeli Muslim community, who first defended his base and then rushed straight to the brink of hell to protect the residents of Kibbutz Be’eri. Hero 3: Lieutenant Asa Sofer, who fought as an officer in the tank corp, and was wounded in battle protecting his fellow soldiers from a grenade. He lost an arm and the sight on one eye, but will return to action soon as a commander of a company. Hero 4: Lieutenant Jonathan Ben Hamo, who lost a leg in Gaza and continued to fight. ...more
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Best part of Netanyahu's congress speech naming 4 of many IDF heroes
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  / documentisrael   https://t.me/DocumentingIsrael To me this is the best part of Netanyahu's speech when he named just 4 of the many IDF heroes Hero 1: On Oct 7, Lieutenant Avichail Reuven did not have a car, so he put on his uniform and ran 8 miles to the front line of Gaza to defend his people. Hero 2: Master Sergeant Ashaf Al-Bachiri, a Bedouin soldier from the Israeli Muslim community, who first defended his base and then rushed straight to the brink of hell to protect the residents of Kibbutz Be’eri. Hero 3: Lieutenant Asa Sofer, who fought as an officer in the tank corp, and was wounded in battle protecting his fellow soldiers from a grenade. He lost an arm and the sight on one eye, but will return to action soon as a commander of a company. Hero 4: Lieutenant Jonathan Ben Hamo, who lost a leg in Gaza and continued to fight.

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