Title: IDF Reveals Names of Two Fallen Soldiers in Gaza War
On the 41st day of the war in Israel, the IDF has allowed the publication of the names of two IDF martyrs whose families have been notified. The fallen soldiers were department commanders in engineering and armor.
Captain Assaf Master, 22 years old, hailing from Kibbutz Bahan, was a platoon commander in the 601st Battalion, 401st Brigade (forming the Iron Tracks). He was killed in battle in the northern Gaza Strip and was posthumously promoted from the rank of lieutenant to the rank of captain.
Additionally, Captain Kafir Yitzhak Franco, 22 years old, from Jerusalem, served as a platoon commander in the 52nd Battalion, 401st Brigade (forming the Iron Tracks). He also fell in battle in the northern Gaza Strip and was promoted from the rank of lieutenant to the rank of captain after his death.
The total number of IDF martyrs in the ongoing war now stands at 368. The IDF has paid tribute to the fallen soldiers, stating, “May their memory be blessed.”
In related news, the IDF has revealed that an operational headquarters was found in a hospital during a raid in Shifa. Additionally, an IDF reserve officer from Battalion 9217 was seriously injured in a battle in the northern Gaza Strip, and an IDF reserve fighter from the Southern Brigade was seriously injured during an operational activity in the surrounding area. Their families have been informed.
This marks another tragic development in the ongoing conflict in the region, with both military and civilian casualties continuing to rise. The IDF continues to provide updates on the situation as it unfolds.
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