Funeral for Slain Israeli Soldier to Take Place Monday as Hunt for Killers Continues
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Times of Israel – The hunt continued Monday afternoon for the killer of Sgt. Gal Gabriel Kobi, 20, who was fatally wounded in the neck by sniper fire in the West Bank city of Hebron on Sunday. As their search narrowed to the neighborhood of Jabal Johar, security forces have lifted the curfew that was imposed over the city.
Kobi’s funeral is slated to take place Monday at 4 p.m. at the Haifa Military Cemetery. Kobi hailed from the Western Galilee town of Tirat Hacarmel.
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