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Wael Mahmoud Abd al-Halim died in a precision overnight strike in Baalbek, the IDF said.
The Lausanne Project aims to build a generation that is proud of its identity and deeply connected to Jewish values and Israel.
The incursion was said to be the fourth within 24 hours and the 14th since the Bashan Pioneers group was founded.
“There are very few peoples whose capital today is the same as it was 3,000 years ago,” the Israeli prime minister noted.
The Jerusalem ceremony came on Somaliland’s Independence Day and marked another step in ties between the two countries after Israeli recognition in December.
“The challenges faced by lone soldiers are far more difficult than those of a soldier who grew up in Israel,” Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli said.