First Lebanon War

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Aug 27, 2026
05:57N12
"Searching and collecting every particle on enemy territory": New revelations behind the finding of the late Yehuda Katz
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"Searching and collecting every particle on enemy territory": New revelations behind the finding of the late Yehuda Katz

A decades-long investigation has come to an end with the recovery of the remains of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yacoub in 1982. Behind the scenes, great efforts were made to complete the puzzle and try to obtain every piece of information that would help bring the late Yehuda Katz to burial. The tank that stood at the center of the investigation - and the dramatic operations...

Aug 21, 2026
09:37Ynet
44 years after his death: The last missing soldier from the Sultan Yacoub battle is laid to rest
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44 years after his death: The last missing soldier from the Sultan Yacoub battle is laid to rest

The funeral procession for Yehuda Katz, who fell in battle in 1982 and whose remains were returned this week from Lebanon, departed from the Hesder Yeshiva where he studied in Yavne to the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. "The prayer for his return never ceased," the Union of Hesder Yeshivas eulogized. "Yehuda embodied the connection between the study hall and the responsibility for the people and...

Aug 18, 2026
08:30N12
First publication: Dramatic development in the case of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yacoub
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First publication: Dramatic development in the case of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yacoub

A finding has been brought to Israel and is currently being examined; it is assessed to belong to the late Yehuda Katz, the last missing soldier from the battle during the First Lebanon War.

Aug 17, 2026
06:01Maariv
"It took me three months to realize that the political world is not my place"
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"It took me three months to realize that the political world is not my place"

Brigadier General (res.) Amal Assad is concerned about the current situation, claiming that the Likud he once supported is now controlled by the far-right. He views the Nation-State Law as an open wound, yet senses a positive shift in how Jewish society perceives the Druze community.

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