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HY”D: Golani Commander From Ashkelon Falls in Lebanon Combat

Jun 29, 2026·2 min read

JERUSALEM (June 28, 2026) — The Israel Defense Forces announced Sunday that Capt. David Hazutt hy”d, 21, of Ashkelon, was killed during operational activity in southern Lebanon, after his family was notified.

Hazutt served as a platoon commander in the 12th Battalion of the Golani Brigade, one of the IDF’s veteran infantry formations. He was killed overnight during a firefight in the Deir Siriane area, where Israeli troops encountered armed terrorists during activity in the village.

According to preliminary information, the clash took place at close range after Golani soldiers entered a building and came under threat from an armed operative. Hazutt was fatally wounded during the exchange. Further details about the circumstances remain under military review.

His death adds to the toll on Israeli forces operating along the northern front, where tensions with Hezbollah and other terror elements in southern Lebanon have continued despite ongoing efforts to contain the conflict. Israeli troops have remained active in border-area operations aimed at preventing attacks and disrupting armed groups positioned near Israeli communities. And to think that Israel should still consider a deal with Heabollah?!

Hazutt, who was from Ashkelon, was remembered by relatives and acquaintances as a dedicated officer who carried responsibility beyond his years. His fall was met with grief in his hometown and among fellow soldiers in the Golani Brigade.

Yihi Zichro Baruch..

**Captain David Hazut**, during his Golani training track.

David was killed yesterday in battle in Lebanon as platoon commander in the Golani Brigade.

These are Israel's heroes their bravery, sacrifice and love for Israel is why Israel is unbeatable. pic.twitter.com/jgv4JPKMD2

— Israel Lives 🇮🇱 (@IranIsISIS) June 28, 2026

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