Never Before Seen Footage Reveals Details of IDF’s Black Friday
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Never before seen footage reveals events that took place on Aug. 1, 2014, which has become known as the IDF's Black Friday. Photo: Twitter.
Ynet – Take a look inside the IDF’s Hannibal Directive and the events leading up the capture and death of Givati Battalion Second Lieutenant Hadar Goldin, one of the IDF’s heros during Israel’s 50 day war with Hamas. Ynet has obtained footage which has never before been or seen heard of the events of August 1st, which has become known as Black Friday.
Four months after Sec.-Lt. Hadar Goldin was captured (and later killed) during Operation Protective Edge, and only days ahead of the Chief Military Prosecutor’s decision on whether to launch a criminal investigation into the conduct of the IDF officers who led the pursuit after the captive soldier in Rafah, audio recordings from the IDF’s communication system obtained by Ynet shed light on the dramatic moments of that fateful Friday morning.
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