Permitted for publication: IDF officer killed by gunfire by our forces near Nablus | Israel Hayom
10/14/2023, 5:16:14 PM
Highlights: Capt. (res.) Yaakov Nedelin, 36, of Or Akiva was killed. Initial investigation indicates that an IDF force chased stone throwers and fired at another force that was called to the incident. Since the beginning of the fighting, there have been a number of incidents of bilateral fire, some of them fatal. Military police have opened an investigation into the incident and efforts are being made in the division to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents. The incident joins several other incidents ofilateral shooting that have occurred since the war began.
In an incident that took place on Friday evening, Capt. (res.) Yaakov Nedelin, 36, of Or Akiva was killed • Initial investigation indicates that an IDF force chased stone throwers and fired at another force that was called to the incident • The incident joins several other incidents of bilateral shooting that have occurred since the war began
Captain (Res.) Yaakov Nedelin, 36, from Or Akiva in the reserves, was killed yesterday (Friday) evening by gunfire by our forces near the village of Imtin in Samaria.
Initial investigations indicate that a force of IDF soldiers engaged in operational activity chased suspects who threw stones at a military vehicle and fired at a suspicious vehicle. At the same time, another force that jumped in following the report arrived at the scene, apparently hit by the gunfire. Nedelin was killed and an IDF soldier who was nearby sustained minor injuries.
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Military police have opened an investigation into the incident. The IDF Spokesperson also reported that efforts are being made in the division and its uniqueness to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents. Since the beginning of the fighting, there have been a number of incidents of bilateral fire, some of them fatal.
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