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Beloved canine 'who saved soldiers' lives' mourned after dying in Nablus raid

Border Police says Django was shot while shielding the fighters from gunfire.

by  Hanan Greenwood
Published on  05-04-2023 13:54
Last modified: 05-04-2023 13:57
Beloved canine 'who saved soldiers' lives' mourned after dying in Nablus raidBorder Police

Django protected the soldiers against gunfire | Photo: Border Police

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A beloved Border Police canine was killed during an Israeli military raid in Nablus on Thursday, during which the terrorists that had murdered Lucy Dee and her daughters Maya and Rina were killed.

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A Border Police spokesperson said Django was shot while shielding the fighters from gunfire.

Seven years old, Django participated in hundreds of operations by the Yamam counterterrorism unit to arrest individuals suspected of terror activity.

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