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The troops “will support the Gaza security effort in areas such as logistics and civil affairs,” the Board of Peace said.
Precautions were taken to reduce harm to noncombatants, including the use of precision-guided munitions and aerial surveillance.
For the first time, one-way attack sea drones took part in the operation, CENTCOM said.
At state ceremony in Jerusalem, the Israeli president, prime minister and chief of staff said the legacy of “Operation Yonatan” continues to define Israel’s commitment never to abandon its citizens.
First-of-its-kind gathering underscores the importance of creating spaces where dads can grieve, share and heal.
The current Knesset will be the first to complete a full term since the 11th Knesset, which served between 1984 to 1988.