After Israel’s bloodiest day since Oct. 7, thousands pay their respects to a fallen commander

Tuesday’s news has hit the country particularly hard, both due to the number of soldiers killed and the circumstances of the battle.

Israeli soldiers carry flowers at the funeral for Israeli reserve soldier Master Sergeant Omri Ben Shachar, who was killed during the ongoing ground operation by Israel's military against Hamas in Gaza, at Kiryat Shaul cemetery in Tel Aviv, Israel, December 10,

(photo credit: REUTERS/CLODAGH KILCOYNE)

ByELIYAHU FREEDMAN/JTA

DECEMBER 14, 2023 05:41

After Israel’s bloodiest day since Oct. 7, thousands pay their respects to a fallen commander

Tuesday’s news has hit the country particularly hard, both due to the number of soldiers killed and the circumstances of the battle.

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After Israel’s bloodiest day since Oct. 7, thousands pay their respects to a fallen commander

Tuesday’s news has hit the country particularly hard, both due to the number of soldiers killed and the circumstances of the battle.

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