Israeli Helicopter Crashes in Rafah, 2 Soldiers Killed
Two Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers lost their lives in the crash.
An Israeli Air Force "Yanshuf" helicopter, engaged in a mission to evacuate an injured soldier, crashed on September 11 while attempting to land in the Rafah area of Gaza.
Two Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers lost their lives in the crash. Their families have been informed, but their names have not yet been cleared for publication. Seven other soldiers sustained injuries of varying severity and were evacuated to a hospital for medical treatment. Their families have also been notified.
An initial inquiry has indicated that the crash was not caused by enemy fire. The exact cause remains under investigation.
The Commander of the Israeli Air Force, Maj. Gen. Tomer Bar, has appointed an investigative committee to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident. The crash has not affected ongoing IAF operational activities.
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