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'Soldier missing from tank': 20 years later, IDF logs reveal Gilad Shalit abduction minute-by-minute

On June 25, 2006, Hamas crossed from Gaza into Israel, attacked an IDF tank, killed two soldiers and abducted one into Gaza; newly released IDF logs detail the first 87 minutes until the soldier was confirmed missing, Hannibal Directive was activated, and fears arose he was taken to Sinai

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Twetny years on, never-before-seen logs of Gilad Schalit's abduction, released | The Jerusalem Post

The new records rest mostly on reports that an IDF command center received in real time via communications devices with soldiers in the field, as well as handwritten reports and updates.

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'Soldier missing from tank': 20 years later, IDF logs reveal Gilad Shalit abduction minute-by-minute

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'Soldier missing from tank': 20 years later, IDF logs reveal Gilad Shalit abduction minute-by-minute

Twetny years on, never-before-seen logs of Gilad Schalit's abduction, released | The Jerusalem Post

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'Soldier missing from tank': 20 years later, IDF logs reveal Gilad Shalit abduction minute-by-minute

Twetny years on, never-before-seen logs of Gilad Schalit's abduction, released | The Jerusalem Post

'Soldier missing from tank': 20 years later, IDF logs reveal Gilad Shalit abduction minute-by-minute

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'Soldier missing from tank': 20 years later, IDF logs reveal Gilad Shalit abduction minute-by-minute

Twetny years on, never-before-seen logs of Gilad Schalit's abduction, released | The Jerusalem Post

Timeline cronologica

'Soldier missing from tank': 20 years later, IDF logs reveal Gilad Shalit abduction minute-by-minute

Twetny years on, never-before-seen logs of Gilad Schalit's abduction, released | The Jerusalem Post