The last four soldiers involved in the Givati Brigade rebellion were sentenced to imprisonment and dismissed from combat duty, Israeli media report. The sentencing concludes the disciplinary proceedings for the rebellion.
The final four soldiers involved in the Givati Brigade rebellion have been sentenced to imprisonment and dismissed from combat duty, Israeli media reported Tuesday morning. The sentencing concludes the disciplinary proceedings for the rebellion, which saw a total of 18 soldiers from the Tzabar battalion disciplined.
Reports earlier Tuesday (10:22 Jerusalem) from N13 journalists Moriah Asraf and Doron Kadosh first detailed the sentencing of three soldiers who led the rebellion to 30 days imprisonment and dismissal from combat, and a fourth soldier, already on release leave, to 20 days and dismissal. The reports stated that the total number of soldiers in the battalion disciplined for the rebellion now stands at 18. The Zioneer reported on these developments at 10:28 and 10:35 Jerusalem, citing N13, i24NEWS, and N12, confirming the details.
With this final group, the IDF has completed its disciplinary actions against all soldiers involved in the Givati rebellion. No further details on the specific charges or the nature of the rebellion were immediately available.
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- StrongIDF considers dismissing Givati soldiers involved in Sde Teiman rebellion, Channel 12 reports
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