25 Israeli soldiers were wounded in southern Lebanon, and there are several victims
At least 25 Israeli soldiers have been wounded in clashes in southern Lebanon over the past 24 hours. There are also a number of victims, among them, as a result of the clash with Hezbollah, the reserve major of the Israeli army, the deputy commander of the 9308th battalion of the 228th "Alon" brigade, Aviram Harib, and 27-year-old Sa'ar Eliad Navarski, from the 7338th "Adirim" artillery regiment, died.
At least 25 Israeli soldiers were wounded in clashes in southern Lebanon over the past 24 hours, the military said.
In addition, Aviram Harib, a reserve major of the Israeli army, deputy commander of the 9308th battalion of the 228th "Alon" brigade, died in a clash with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
Also, according to the Israeli army, 27-year-old Sa'ar Eliad Navarski from the 508th battalion of the 7338th "Adirim" artillery regiment died in the border battles with Hezbollah. Three reservists of the same battalion were seriously wounded.
Since the start of the war in Gaza and Lebanon, the Jewish state has allowed 752 military personnel to be killed and 5,043 wounded.
The Jerusalem Post reported that unofficially, more than 700 Israelis were listed as missing.
As noted in the media, the official structures have not yet responded to the families of the missing and there is no unified list of those who are wanted.
Desperate to find loved ones, people are using a variety of methods, including social media searches.
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