According to a message from a soldier in the battalion, IDF Reserve Battalion 630 began a 96-day sixth rotation in the Gaza Strip on Sunday evening, with a reported 95% turnout of its personnel. The battalion is on its sixth rotation, indicating extensive prior service.
A message from a soldier in Battalion 630 states that the reserve unit has begun its sixth rotation of 96 days in the Gaza Strip, reporting 95% turnout. The battalion, a reserve infantry unit, has been deployed to Gaza multiple times, reflecting the ongoing operational demands on Israel's reserve forces. The high rotation count underscores the continued strain on reservists and their families.
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