Sa"Yochai Yosef Mordechai was killed in battle in the northern Gaza Strip
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Sa"Yochai Yosef Mordechai was killed in battle in the northern Gaza Strip

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Mordechai, 31 years old, in Nofo, from Tel Aviv, commander of a group in the Nahal Army | Since the beginning of the war, 510 soldiers have fallen, 176 of them since the beginning of the ground maneuver in the Gaza Strip

Last update: 06.01.2024 | 19:39

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The IDF allowed it to be published this evening (Motash) that Lt. Col. Roy Yochai Yosef Mordechai, 31, from Tel Aviv, a group commander in the Nahal Army, was killed in battle in the northern Gaza Strip. Since the beginning of the war, 510 soldiers have been killed, 176 of them from the beginning The ground maneuver in the Strip.

In a battle in the northern Gaza Strip, a fighter in the 931st Battalion of the Nahal was seriously injured. He was taken to a hospital.



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