Thirty days after Zehava Shaul's passing, Maj.-Gen. Shlomi remembers her lessons | The Jerusalem Post
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It happened during my first week as commander of the IDF's Golani Brigade [in which Staff-Sergeant Oron Shaul served], when I entered the Shaul family home in Poriya to offer condolences following the untimely passing of the family’s father, Herzl.
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What happened
It happened during my first week as commander of the IDF's Golani Brigade [in which Staff-Sergeant Oron Shaul served], when I entered the Shaul family home in Poriya to offer condolences following the untimely passing of the family’s father, Herzl.
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