The Givati Brigade commander sentenced the organizers who led the protest at the base to 30 days in military prison and dismissal from the brigade, according to reports. The sentencing follows field trials for soldiers who abandoned the base.
The Givati Brigade commander has sentenced the organizers of the recent protest at the base to 30 days in military prison and dismissal from the brigade, according to the source report. The move follows the commander's field trials of soldiers who abandoned the base earlier this week, as reported earlier tonight.
The IDF has described the incident as a 'revolt' and has taken disciplinary action against those involved. The sentencing of the organizers adds to the list of soldiers who have faced punishment, including 30-day prison sentences and dismissal from combat duty.
The Givati Brigade commander's actions are part of the military's broader response to maintain discipline, following the unprecedented protest by soldiers over the arrest of reservists at the Sde Teiman base.
3 developments
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- StrongIDF considers dismissing Givati soldiers involved in Sde Teiman rebellion, Channel 12 reports
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