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Aviad Neiman fell in battle in Lebanon

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The Binyamin Regional Council stated Thursday evening, "It is with great sadness that we announce the death in a heroic battle in Lebanon of IDF reservist Aviad Neiman, a resident of the town of Mitzpe Yericho in Binyamin.

Aviad, 31, left behind his wife Shir, and 4 children: Hagi (12), Tsuriya (9), Karmi (8), Raphael (4). as well as his parents and 12 siblings.

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