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The Golani Brigade was founded on February 22nd, 1948, three months before the founding of the State of Israel. It is considered the first combat brigade of the IDF and was initially stationed in the valleys and hills of the Lower Galilee in northern Israel. The Golani Brigade has participated in the most crucial battles in the history of the country. During the War of Independence, the brigade officially entered the IDF and took part in battles in the Jordan Valley against the armies of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq. In the Sinai Campaign in 1956, the brigade captured the Rafah area and allowed passage to the armored forces. During the Six-Day War in 1967, the brigade recorded many achievements; one of the most prominent was at the battle of Tel Faher in which the Syrian outpost at the edge of the Golan Heights was conquered. During the First Lebanon War, the brigade played a significant role in the conquest of Beaufort and in the battle for Kfar Sil, and at the end of the war were responsible for maintaining posts in the security zone. Today, the unit's recruits honor the battles of the Yom Kippur War by climbing Mount Hermon to receive the unit's badge. During the Second Intifada, the brigade led Operation Defensive Shield. The brigade also participated in the Operation "Summer Rains" in 2006. With the outbreak of the Second Lebanon War, the brigade led the battles that took place in the town of Bint Jbeil, Lebanon. #SupportIsrael English translation: My Golani It's a multitude of people My Golani It's names and faces Places and times And different voices Coming back in front of me. My Golani It's the war of liberation My Golani It's the same story Of successful Yael Of all the people of Israel Coming back in front of me. Golani, my Golani, my Golani Golani, my Golani, my Golani Golani, my Golani, my Golani Golani, my Golani, my Golani. My Golani It's the Sinai War My Golani It's Rafah and fire And in the Six Days War To the top of Tel Faher To the top of the hill in front of me. My Golani It's also the Yom Kippur War It's Hermon At the top of the mountains Rifles fired And the bad ones remaining On the roadside in front of me. Golani, my Golani, my Golani... My Golani Legend and story My Golani No signal, nor decoration Last evening And hope for tomorrow Are Returning to me. Golani, my Golani, my Golani...