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Israeli army says body of soldier missing for 43 years found in 'heart of Syria'

  • The Mossad and IDF recovered the remains of Staff Sergeant First Class Tzvi Feldman, missing since the June 1982 Battle of Sultan Yacoub in Syria, and returned them to Israel on Sunday.
  • This recovery follows over four decades of continuous efforts by Israeli intelligence and military agencies to locate soldiers missing from the First Lebanon War's Sultan Yacoub battle, where six soldiers went missing.
  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the successful operation, praising the Mossad, IDF, Shin Bet, and POW/MIA Coordinator Gal Hirsch for their dedicated and courageous work.
  • Netanyahu stated, "efforts to locate Tzvi never ceased" and promised the Feldman family that the government will keep working to recover all missing and abducted soldiers, both living and fallen.
  • The return of Feldman's remains renews Israel's commitment to bring home all its missing and captive soldiers, while Staff Sergeant Yehuda Katz from the same battle remains missing.
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