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FlyersFan
first i must say that my keyboard is ACTUALLY BROKEN AND THERE WI BE TYPOS...spelling errors..WALLS OF TEXT...etc etc..
live with it
BY JULIA FRANKEL
Updated 3:05 PM PDT, October 27, 2023
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JERUSALEM (AP) — The latest Israel-Hamas war has quickly become the deadliest and most destructive of the five wars fought between the sides since
Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip in 2007 from the Palestinian Authority.
The fighting erupted Oct. 7 when Hamas carried out a bloody attack in southern Israel. Since then, Israel has relentlessly pounded the Gaza Strip with
airstrikes that have wrought unprecedented destruction, flattening entire neighborhoods.
Here’s a look in numbers at the toll of the Israel-Hamas war as of Oct. 27, sourced from the Gaza Health Ministry and Israeli officials as well as
international observers and aid groups:
1,400
.
Number of Israelis killed.
FAEDED SAYS...
NICE EVEN NUMBER THAT HAS NOT CHANGED SINCE THE 8TH
700 NAMES HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED
THE REST ??...STIL WAITING FOR THOSE
The big surprise in looking at the published list of names was the fact that out of the 768 killed, almost 47 percent are soldiers, with the vast
majority of them belonging to
7,326
Number of Palestinians killed
5,431
Number of Israeli’s injured
18,967
Number of Palestinians injured
250,000
Number of Israelis displaced
1.4 million
Number of Palestinians displaced in Gaza
229
Soldiers and civilians being held hostage in Gaza
4
Hostages released
84
Aid trucks let into Gaza
27,781
Residential units destroyed in Gaza
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Sources: Associated Press reports, Gaza Health Ministry, Israeli military, U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, Palestinian Red
Crescent
SO THERE YA GO FOLKS
THE OFFICIAL NUMBERS..
HERE IS THE ACTUAL NAMES OF THE SOLIERS KILLED
i looked up manyn of them and they were supposed kiled in active duty defending civiians...other than that there was not much or there was no more
online footprint of said persons i investigated.
same with the concert
sl in actualality..supposed around 500police..militaryllsecurity and first responders were lilled...then add the 260 from the concert..though so far
ony 193 names from concert are published
that tota is around 750-800
when investigating the falen soldiers i found that they were usualy killed from mortar and ACTIVE IN DUTY !!!
to BE CLEAR I8 AM NOT DENING THE FACT THAT FAMILIES WERE SLAIN IN EVIL BRUTAITY from hamas
i am saying that it seems like that "narrative" has been amplified and used for a reason to attack as they are.
Here is the list of the soldiers killed in the attack. It was based on the latest update from “Haaretz.”
Staff Sgt. (res.) Omer Balva, 22, commander in the 9203rd Battalion of the Alexandroni Brigade; Master Sergeant Maxim Razinkov, border police officer
in the West Bank; Master Sgt. (res.) Ran Poslushni, 48, member of the community’s security squad; Master sergeant (res.) Itay Yehoshua, project
manager and lead instructor, office of the Prime Minister of Israel; Master sergeant (res.) Arie Kraunik, 54, member of the community’s security
squad; Senior Staff Sgt. Maj. Golima Samzeo, 49, community patrol; Sergeant Major (res.) Tal Eilon, 46, member of the community’s security squad;
Advanced Staff Sgt. Maj. Yullia Wexer, 37; Assistant Commissioner Izhar Peled; Sergeant Major Yanin Sivan, 49, community officer for the Bedouin
community at the Aroer station; Corporal Rotem Kutz, 18, squad commander in training base 7; Corporal Liel Vainshtein, 19, fire brigade; Sergeant
first class (res.) Ido Keslasi, 23, maglan fighter; Sergeant major (res.) Boaz Abraham, 61, member of the community’s security squad.
Master sergeant (res.) Nadav Amikam, 39, member of the community’s security squad; Sergeant major (res.) Ofir Mordechai Yaron, 51, member of the
community’s security squad; Sergeant Shalev Dagan, 20, 51st Battalion of the Golani Brigade fighter; Staff Sgt. Dor Mengadi, 24, officer in the
Coordination of Enforcement Operations unit; Staff Sgt. Gadif Mologota, officer in the Coordination of Enforcement Operations unit; First Sergeant
Boris Danilov, 34, officer in the Coordination of Enforcement Operations unit; Sergeant Daniel Rashed, 19, 13th Battalion of the Golani Brigade
fighter; Lieutenant Amitay Zvi Granot, 24, 75th Battalion of the Armored Brigade; Major (res.) Ram Negbi, member of the community’s security squad;
Sergeant Ofir Shoshani, 20, squad commander at the Mifrasit Base.
Lieutenant colonel Alim Abdallah, 40, 300th Brigade in the Bar-Am Formation; Master Sgt. (res.) Ran Poslushni, 48; First Sgt. (res.) Abraham Gabriel
Korin, 56, member of the community’s security squad; Maj. (res.) Uri Shimon Russo, 44, member of the community’s security squad; Staff Sgt. (res.)
Omer Nissim Bitan, 22, soldier in the 5th Brigade; Sgt. Eliasaf Ben Porat, 21, 282nd Artillery Regiment; Master Sgt. (res.) Shachar Aviani, 56, member
of the community’s security squad; Cpl. Kamay Achiel, 18, Snapir sailor in the 914th Patrol Squadron; Sgt. Adi Landman, 19, Unit 414; Cpl. Osher
Simcha Barzilai, 19, soldier in the Gaza Division; Master Sgt. (res.) Shachaf Bergstein, 33, member of the community’s security squad; First Sgt.
Ibrahim Kharuba, 39, tracker in the Gaza Division; Cpl. Tomer Leibovitz, 19, soldier in the 7th Armored Brigade; Sgt. Yam Goldstein Almog, 20,
commander in the Computer Service Directorate; Cpt. (res.) Yaakov Nadlin, 36, combat soldier in the Samaria Brigade.
Master Sergeant Sharon Leibovich, patrolman at the Ofakim station; Chief Inspector Dan Ganot, 41, commander in the coordination of enforcement
operations unit; Superintendent Avi Amar, 55, commander in the Yoav Unit; Cpl. Ariel Erez, 19; Cpl. Matan Malka, 19, paratrooper; Captain Guy Admoni,
25, intelligence officer; Lt. Dor Sade, 22, Givati Brigade commander; Sgt. (Res.) Adi Odaya Baruch, 22, operational Sergeant; Sgt. Roee Haim Guri, 21,
soldier in the Golani Brigade; Staff Sgt. Itay Abraham Ron, 20, soldier in the Golani Brigade; Sgt. Omri Peretz, 20, squad commander; Superintendent
Martin Kuzmickas, 46, commander in the coordination of enforcement operations unit; Staff Sgt. Maj. Aaron Arthur Markovici; Sgt. Benjamin Blay, 20,
staff driver; Sgt. Major Gil Avital, 56, Israel Defense Corps; Sgt. Ori Carmi, 20, soldier in the Golani Brigade; Cpl. Nachman Dekel, 20, soldier in
the Nahal Brigade.
Captain Abraham Hananel Hanedy, 37, Israel Defense Corps; Master Sgt. Aviv Baram, 33, auxiliary squad member; Sgt. First Class Shlomo Rashatnikov, 20,
soldier in the Golani Brigade; Sgt. First Class Anar Elyakim Shapira, 22, soldier in the Nahal Brigade; Col. Leon Bar, 53, West Bank quadrant officer;
Sgt. First Class Daniel Bazgozov, 22, -soldier in the Nahal Brigade; Warrant Officer Avraham Flischer, 63, Auxiliary Squads’ member; Sgt. First
Class Itamar Ben-Yehuda, 21, Golani Brigade medic; Michael Ben Moshe, 26, Israel Security Agency; Cpl. Ofir Yeruhin, 19, soldier in the Golani
Brigade; Staff Sgt. Matanya Elester, 23, soldier in the Carmeli Brigade; Staff Sgt. Ofekr Arbiv, 21, Paratroopers Brigade; Sgt. First Class Daniel
Kastiel, 24, Maglan Commando Unit.
Captain (Res.) Amir Naim, 27, Golani engineering officer; Lt. Omer Wolf, 22, soldier in the Golani Brigade. Sgt. First Class Yishay Slotky, 24,
soldier in the Oded Brigade; Cpl. Matan Avergil, 19, soldier in the Golani Brigade; Major Ido Hobera, 36, Auxiliary Squad member; Private Idan Baruch,
20,
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