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Eritrean migrant who saved IDF officer on Oct. 7 to become Israel citizen
By ETGAR LEFKOVITS JNS OFAKIM, Israel—“Are you alive?” the Eritrean migrant asked the senior Israeli army commander who lay in a hospital bed. “I’m alive because of you,” the officer replied. A week earlier, on Oct. 7, 2023, 51-year-old Mulugeta Tsegay happened upon Israel Defense Forces Lt. Col. Y., hunched over in his car on
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Eritrean migrant who saved IDF officer on Oct. 7 to become Israel citizen
By ETGAR LEFKOVITS JNS OFAKIM, Israel—“Are you alive?” the Eritrean migrant asked the senior Israeli army commander who lay in a hospital bed. “I’m alive because of you,” the officer replied. A week earlier, on Oct. 7, 2023, 51-year-old Mulugeta Tsegay happened upon Israel Defense Forces Lt. Col. Y., hunched over in his car on
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