Efi Feldbaum funeral

Efi (Yona Efraim) Feldbaum, an Israeli soldier killed at the end of October 2025 in Rafah, was one of the founders of "Uriah Force" - same destruction-driven, heavy machinery West Bank settler militia, working in Gaza to "flatten" the Strip, and using Palestinians as human shield, as his also killed friend Avraham Azulai.

Feldbaum lived in the terrorist outpost of Zayit Ra'anan("Fresh Olive" in English), northwest of Ramallah. At his military funeral, held in Jerusalem, friends and relatives recalled his enthusiastic attitude towards the genocide.

Years ago, Feldbaum's gun license was revoked after he used it to threaten Palestinians in the West Bank. The Shin Bet proposed to have it renewed in return for his collaboration, which he claimed to have refused.

This will serve as a running thread about him. I will add more tweets in the coming days.

Israel Gantz, head of the Binyamin Regional Council and chairman of the Yesha Council, mourned his death: “Efi fought on the front line of the war in Gaza and continued even after the ceasefire was declared, which Hamas terrorists repeatedly violated. On behalf of all Binyamin residents, I send my condolences to his wife Shulamit, their children, and the entire family. Thanks to Efi’s bravery and sacrifice, the people of Israel will prevail. The people of Israel do not fear a long road.”

Funerals:

At the funeral, hundreds gathered to honor Feldbaum.

Master Sergeant (Res.) Yona Efraim “Efi” Feldbaum, 37, from Zayit Raanan in the Binyamin region, was laid to rest at Mount Herzl Military Cemetery in Jerusalem. Feldbaum was part of the Nahal Brigade Combat Team, operating in the Rafah area to "destroy Hamas terror infrastructure" east of the yellow line in territory under Israeli control. According to IDF, his "unit targeted a section of the tunnel network in the Jenina neighborhood when enemy fire struck an armored engineering vehicle, killing him. Moments later, Hamas launched several anti-tank missiles at another IDF vehicle, which sustained no injuries".