Dovdban unit soldier Sergeant Major (res.) Yehuda Gato have been killed in Tul=Karem

Dovdban unit soldier Sergeant Major (res.) Yehuda Gato, 22 years old, from Pardes Hana-Karkur, an operational driver, was killed today (Monday) by an explosive device in the Nur A. Shams refugee camp near Tulkarm. Another fighter was wounded. The tragedy happened during a counter-terrorism operation by the Menashe Brigade, in which shafts were breached and explosives were neutralized.
At the time of the explosion, there was a driver and a commander from the Dovdvan unit in the vehicle, the rest of the fighters unloaded before the explosion in favor of an operational foot mission. The Panther vehicle was standing in an area where there was no risk of explosives, and therefore it was also not exposed by Shufel or D9.
After the explosion, the fighters were evacuated for medical treatment, the operative driver was killed and the commander was seriously injured. During the activity, an unmanned aerial vehicle was fired at armed men in the area, the missile had fallen, several terrorists who arrived messed with the missile and it exploded, as a result, a Palestinian woman was killed.
In addition, forces from the Dovdevan unit eliminated a terrorist who tried to shoot at the forces. From the initial investigation it appears that the charge that was activated was apparently self-made and contained dozens of kilograms of explosive material. The charge was apparently placed in the upper part of the axle, the realization came after the damage done to the Panther vehicle. Yoni Hakimi, head of the Pardes Hana Karkur local council: "Today our colony lost another one of its sons in the unbearable war, the late Colonel Yehuda Gato is the victim of -9 In our colony, the outbreak of war. The late Yehuda was a man of values ​​who grew up in a family devoted to the love of the homeland. We send our heartfelt condolences to his parents, siblings, and family. May his memory be blessed." Rabbi Rami Kader, director of the Amit Netivot Dror Or Akiva Yeshiva, where Colonel (res.) Yehuda Getou studied, says that "the yeshiva community and its graduates mourn and pain over the fall of our beloved graduate, Yehuda, at the hands of the sons of evil." "Judas had a good eye and a good heart and therefore he was a lovable student and loved by everyone - his friends and his teachers. A humble boy who loved life, his family and his people and wanted to serve the country and protect it from those who seek its life. Our hearts are broken and we want to hug his dear family and all his loved ones.'