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Israeli party gaining most from Gaza conflict by next election
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Israeli Defense Forces•Yuval Shoham•Jerusalem•Gaza•Shoham•9th Armored Battalion•401st Iron Tracks Brigade•931st Battalion•Nahal Brigade•Israeli Army Radio•Jabalia
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Likud • 25%
Yesh Atid • 25%
Blue and White • 25%
Other • 25%
Election results from the Israeli Central Elections Committee
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IDF Confirms Death of Staff Sgt. Yuval Shoham, 22, Among 40 Soldiers Killed in Gaza
Dec 29, 2024, 04:40 PM
The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed that Staff Sergeant Yuval Shoham, 22, from Jerusalem, was killed in combat in northern Gaza today. Shoham served in the 9th Armored Battalion, 401st Iron Tracks Brigade. Another soldier from the 931st Battalion, Nahal Brigade, was seriously injured in a separate incident in northern Gaza. The circumstances of their engagements were not immediately released. Additionally, Israeli Army Radio reported that 40 soldiers were killed in the recent operation in Jabalia, northern Gaza.
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