Ephraim Metz found a record of his wounded in battle, when in the background of Israeli society's container • "My friend screamed at me to get up, a tank was seconds away from wiping me to dust," he said

• Battle of Mosul // Photo: Reuters

The operation to conquer the city of Mosul from ISIS was one of the most significant operations in Iraq, and took almost a year (2017-2016). Major Iraqi forces, Kurdish, Sunni and Shiite forces along with US air aid went to battle to capture Islamic State capital. Human on military installations.

Ephraim Matus, a former combat medic who fought in Mosul, released a surprising record of his rescue several days ago after being wounded. Airplane, a former fighter in the Sea Lions unit volunteered after his military service to serve as a civilian medic in battles against ISIS in Mosul "the bloodiest battle the world has seen since World War II."

The record shows an airplane carried by his teammates, when in the background, surprisingly, is the container of the Israeli Zim company. It is unclear exactly how Zim's container arrived in ISIS's capital, and it may well have rolled there regardless of the specific battle, which took place on June 2, 2017, as such containers are sold and can reach different locations around the world regardless of Israeli society, but against the background of the difficult battle and heroic rescue Definitely surprising to see the Israeli word "Zim".

The video shows an airplane carried by his friends to safety, with a tank of the Iraqi army behind. "ISIS Fighter opened fire from ambush and shot without foot," said a plane in a post he published. "I felt no surprise, we were in ISIS-controlled midfield killing, and I was expecting to encounter fire at any moment. As I stared at my feet in terror, trying to figure out if the bullet hit my leg my teammate suddenly started pushing me and screamed at me to get up. I looked back and realized why he was So stressed out - a tank of the Iraqi army was just seconds away from wiping me into the dust. I had no choice but to stand up and hope my leg wouldn't collapse. Luckily the ball missed the bone, my leg held and we survived the sea. "

Airplane, after his military service and activities in Mosul, wrote the book "The City of Death: Humanitarian Fighters" and in 2018 he established a humanitarian organization aimed at extracting and assisting people suffering from genocide and trafficking throughout the world. Among other things, an airplane operates in Myanmar, Venezuela, Colombia and Haiti.