Soldiers in an IDF battalion expressed harsh frustration over the quality of food served to them, according to a report. The troops said meals are unfit and cited ants in the food, calling for better conditions.
The complaint was published Tuesday afternoon via the source covering military affairs. The soldiers, who said the poor food quality has been ongoing for some time, stated: 'We give everything in the field — and expect at least normal food, without ants.' The IDF has not yet responded. The report adds to a pattern of soldier grievances over conditions documented in recent months, including sanitary and operational concerns.
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