Israel recovers soldier's remains from Lebanon
Israeli forces, in cooperation with Mossad, have successfully recovered the remains of soldier Yehuda Katz, who was killed during the Battle of Sultan Yaqoub in Lebanon in 1982, more than 44 years after his death. The remains were identified at a specialized institute affiliated with the Military Rabbinical Authority, after a process that lasted over four years and relied on precise intelligence information, without revealing the location where they were found. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog emphasized the importance of reclaiming the soldier and closing the wound that has remained open since the battle, as Israel continues efforts to recover the remains of other missing soldiers.
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