Tag Archives: Golani Brigade

5 IDF soldiers killed, 3 soldiers seriously injured in single incident in Lebanon, 9 soldiers seriously injured in Lebanon and Gaza in total

Posted on October 17, 2024 by ArchitectGuy

ARUTZ SHEVA 5 Golani soldiers killed in battle in Lebanon on Sukkot Uzi Baruch October 17, 2024 Five IDF soldiers, Major Ofek Bachar, Captain Elad Siman Tov, Staff Sergeant Elyashiv Eitan Wieder, Staff Sergeant Yakov Hillel, and Staff Sergeant Yehudah … Continue reading →

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“Sunday’s clash marked the first time Syria-based jihadists opened fire on Israeli soldiers on territory under Israeli control”

Posted on November 27, 2016 by ArchitectGuy

MILITARY.COM Israeli Forces Kill 4 ISIS-Linked Gunmen After Golan Attack by Agent France Presse November 27, 2016 Israeli forces killed four gunmen linked to the Islamic State group after they fired on soldiers Sunday, the military said, in the first … Continue reading →

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“Rabbi Avraham Sinai, once Ibrahim Yassin, spied on #Hezbollah for Israel. This week his son Amos, born a Shiite Muslim in Lebanon, received a presidential citation for service in Golani brigade”

Posted on May 14, 2016 by ArchitectGuy

TIMES OF ISRAEL From Hezbollah to Israeli army: The extraordinary journey of a father and son by Staff May 14, 2016 When 120 young Israeli soldiers lined up outside the President’s Residence in Jerusalem on Thursday to receive citations for … Continue reading →

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IDF Soldier Awarded Medal for Storming Booby-trapped Building in Gaza, Killing Terrorists [VIDEO]

Posted on January 28, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

ALGEMEINER by Dave Bender January 25, 2015 The Israeli army will grant an unnamed Golani Brigade soldier a citation for bravery after he sprinted alone into a booby-trapped building in Gaza and overcame enemy small-arms fire to secure the structure … Continue reading →

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Gadi Eisenkot’s Challenges and Opportunities

Posted on December 8, 2014 by ArchitectGuy

BEGIN-SADAT CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES by Dr Eitan Shamir December 8, 2014 Unlike many previous chiefs-of-staff for Israel’s Defense Forces (IDF), whose appointments were shadowed by controversies, the nomination this past week of Maj. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot as the 21st … Continue reading →

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Obama, The Virtuoso Manager

Posted on October 21, 2014 by ArchitectGuy

JERUSALEM POST by Caroline Glick October 21, 2014 Since he assumed office nearly six years ago, US President Barack Obama has been dogged by allegations of managerial incompetence. Obama, his critics allege, had no managerial experience before he was elected. … Continue reading →

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How the US first agreed, then refused to help locate missing IDF soldier

Posted on October 18, 2014 by ArchitectGuy

ISRAEL HAYOM by Steven Emerson October 17, 2014 Interviews with U.S. law enforcement officials, Israeli military officials and a review of official documents suggest that the U.S. denied Israel’s request for information that could have led to IDF Sgt. Shaul … Continue reading →

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30,000 Attend Funeral of American Lone Soldier

Posted on July 23, 2014 by ArchitectGuy

ARUTZ SHEVA by Hezki Ezra, Gil Ronen July 23, 2014 About 30,000 people attended the funeral of Sergeant Max Steinberg hy”d Wednesday. Max was a “lone soldier” who made aliyah on his own. He served in the Golani Brigade and … Continue reading →

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