Two years ago, the IDF launched a daring rescue operation in the heart of Gaza, freeing four captives taken from the Nova Festival during the October 7 massacre while losing Chief Inspector Arnon Zmora during the mission.

The training course for the Yamam fighters is one of the most demanding in the world: urban warfare, sniping, breaching, hand-to-hand combat, and dealing with extreme scenarios.

One video shows the rescue of Ori Megidish, a female IDF soldier taken from her border base, while the other is a recording made after the rescue of civilian hostages Fernando Marman and Luis Herr.

In the video, a member of the elite Yamam unit tells Agamani, 'Noa, everything is fine; we're taking you home.'

Ben Gvir: 'You caused an entire nation to stand tall, and you showed that we are willing to do everything to rescue our hostages.'

Arnon Zmora a battle-hardened veteran was mortally wounded during the high-stakes operation and later died in the hospital.

The mission, originally called Summer Seeds, was immediately renamed Operation Arnon in honor of the sacrifice of Chief Inspector Arnon Zamora.

The stealthy mission brought home two Israeli hostages from deep inside Gaza in the clutches of Hamas.

The difference between success and failure was measured in millimeters.

The hostage rescue, dubbed by Netanyahu as 'one of the most successful operations in Israeli history,' went flawlessly.

The cross-unit operation drew praise from officials for flawless execution.