July 23, 2014: Paz Eliahu, 22, was an Israeli soldier killed in combat while invading Khuza’ah, in the Khan Younis district of the southern Gaza Strip, by explosion.
He was killed along with two other soldiers by an Improvised Electronic Device (IED).
Another soldier was injured in the attack and died of his wounds on 31 August 2014.
Paz was a resident of an Israeli settlement in Hebron. Source: B’Tselem
July 20, 2014: Sean Carmeli, 21, was killed by Palestinian fighters in a firefight during “Operation Protective Edge” in the Gaza Strip, he was a Staff Sergeant with the Israeli army. Sean, also an American Citizen, was from Ra’anana in Israel’s Central District. Source: Jerusalem Post
July 20, 2014: Oz Mandelovich, 21, was killed by Palestinian fighters in a firefight during “Operation Protective Edge” against the Gaza Strip, he was a Golani Brigades combat soldier. Oz was from Talmon settlement in the West Bank. Source: Jerusalem Post
July 20, 2014: Gilad Rozenthal Yacoby, 21, was killed by Palestinian fighters in a firefight during “Operation Protective Edge” against the Gaza Strip. Gilad, a Seargent with the Israeli army, was from Kiryat Ono, in Tel Aviv district. Source: Jerusalem Post
July 20, 2014: Zvika Kaplan, 28, was killed by Palestinian fighters in a firefight during “Operation Protective Edge” in the Gaza Strip. He was operations officer of the Golani Brigade’s reconnaissance platoon of the Israeli army. Zvika was from Haifa. Source: Jerusalem Post
July 20, 2014: Daniel Pomerantz, 20, was killed by Palestinian fighters during Operation Protective Edge military offensive.
Daniel was a soldier who was killed in gun battles with Palestinian fighters, after the army invaded the Sheja’eyya neighborhood, in Gaza city.
The Israeli army issued a statement confirming that seven soldiers were killed when an anti-tank missile struck their armored vehicle.
The number of soldiers killed in the same incident includes a soldier who was severely injured, and died from his wounds five days later. Daniel was from Kfar Azar Moshav of Ef’al Regional Council, in Ono Valley, in central Israel. Source: Haaretz
July 20, 2014: Oren Simcha Noach, 22, was killed by Palestinian fighters during Operation Protective Edge military offensive.
Oren was a soldier who was killed in gun battles with Palestinian fighters, after the army invaded the Sheja’eyya neighborhood, in Gaza city.
The Israeli army issued a statement confirming that he was killed along with six other soldiers when an anti-tank missile struck their armored vehicle.
The number of soldiers killed in the same incident includes a soldier who was severely injured, and died from his wounds five days later. Oren was from Hoshaya, in northern Israel. Source: Haaretz
July 20, 2014: Shon Mondshine, 19, was killed by Palestinian fighters during Operation Protective Edge military offensive.
Shon was a soldier who was killed in gun battles with Palestinian fighters, after the army invaded the Sheja’eyya neighborhood, in Gaza city.
The Israeli army issued a statement confirming that Shon was killed along with six other soldiers when an anti-tank missile struck their armored vehicle.
The number of soldiers killed in the same incident includes a soldier who was severely injured, and died from his wounds five days later. Shon was from Tel Aviv-Yaffo. Source: Haaretz
July 20, 2014: Tzafrir Baror, 32, was killed by Palestinian fighters in a firefight during “Operation Protective Edge” in Gaza, he was a commanding officer in the Golani Brigade of the Israeli Army. Tzafrir was from Rehovot, south of Tel Aviv. Source: Jerusalem Post
July 19, 2014: Odeh Lafy al-Wadj, 31, was killed by Palestinian fighters in the Gaza Strip, during Operation Protective Edge” Israeli war on Gaza.
Odeh was killed after the shell struck his home in Wadi Jraba Arab community which is not recognized by Israel.
The village lacks basic infrastructure, does not have any protective shelters against rocket fire, and was not even under the protection of the Iron Dome air defense and missiles interception system.
His daughter was severely injured in the same incidents. Odeh was from Wadi Jraba. Source: B’Tselem