IDF Troops To Be Recognized for Service in Lebanon
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Ynet – Israel held military presence in Lebanon for nearly 18 years and soon every IDF combatant that took part in the lengthy campaign and spent over a month in Lebanon will finally receive the recognition they deserve.
Yedioth Ahronoth reported Friday that Defense Minister Ehud Barakdecided last week that combatants who took part in the campaign that took place between the Lebanon War of 1982 and the time that Israel left Lebanon will receive a special decoration.
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