Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a letter to the family of Sergeant Ohad Yaari, who was killed in southern Lebanon last week, according to the Prime Minister's Office. In the letter, Netanyahu wrote: "In his name and for his sake, we will continue to strike those who seek our harm, establish our independence, and with God's help ensure the eternity of Israel."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a personal letter to the family of Sergeant Ohad Yaari, who was killed in southern Lebanon last week. The Prime Minister's Office released the text on Monday evening. Yaari, a fighter in the Givati Brigade's Shaked Battalion, was killed in a suspected accidental firearm discharge inside a building in the village of Zoutar al-Sharqiyya on Friday, June 6, as previously reported by The Zioneer. The case has drawn public attention; the father of the fallen soldier publicly called for the release of the soldier who fired the shot. In his letter, Netanyahu struck a note of national resilience, vowing to continue military operations and invoking the 'eternity of Israel.' He did not address the ongoing investigation into the incident.
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