Jerusalem – IN PHOTOS: IDF Officer Killed In Rocket Attack Laid To Rest

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     Israeli soldiers carry the coffin of Israeli reserve soldier Boris Yarmolnik, 28, during a funeral at the military cemetery in Netanya, Israel, 23 November 2012. Boris Yarmolnik reportedly died from injuries caused by rocket fire from the Gaza Strip. Palestinians and Israelis on both sides of the Gaza border try to resume everyday life since 22 November, the day after a ceasefire ended eight days of cross-border violence.  EPA/ABIR SULTANJerusalem – Hundreds attended the funeral funeral for reserves Lieutenant Boris Yarmolnik who was laid to rest Friday at 11:00 a.m. in the military cemetery of Netanya.

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    The reserve officer was critically injured Wednesday by a rocket fired towards the Eshkol Regional Council from the Gaza Strip. He succumbed to his wounds the next day.

    Yarmilnik was the sixth Israeli to be killed during Operation Pillar of Defense.

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    sissel613
    sissel613
    11 years ago

    Baruch Dayan HaEmes

    Satmar
    Satmar
    11 years ago

    guys just take a look on these sad photos, now think for a minute if netanyahu wud order a ground war, we wud see dozens of IDF soldiers killed and such kind of funerals, do you really think that wud help his reelection chances ? the damage of such kind of funerals wud be worse then playing it safe with ceasefire

    IMHOpinion
    IMHOpinion
    11 years ago

    Such sad pics.
    I just didn’t see any such pics on Hamas side, for all their dead ones. Funny how death means nothing to them, and so much to us.

    trachtgut2
    trachtgut2
    11 years ago

    hamas says it themselves. they value death as much as israel and the west value life! the more dead they have the more they think they win! thats your answer #3. and Yes i am glad they didnt go in! as long as the rockets stopped. its better this way! the arabs will always say they won! who cares! we won anyway! the rockets stopped and we dont hear of sad death of young soldiars! I am sorry for this lost! bde! may hashem bring his friends and family peace and solice!