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What changes in military strategy will the IDF implement following the death of Yonatan Greenblatt by November 30, 2024?
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Yonatan Aharon Greenblatt•Israel Defense Forces•IDF•Gaza Strip•Greenblatt•Givati Brigade•Shaked Battalion•Beit Shemesh•Rafah
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21-Year-Old IDF Soldier Yonatan Greenblatt Dies from Anti-Tank Missile Injuries in Gaza
Jul 28, 2024, 03:26 AM
Sergeant Yonatan Aharon Greenblatt, a 21-year-old soldier with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), has succumbed to his injuries after being critically wounded in an anti-tank guided missile attack in the southern Gaza Strip. Greenblatt, a member of the Givati Brigade's Shaked Battalion from Beit Shemesh, was injured last week in Rafah and passed away over the weekend. The military confirmed his death on Sunday.
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