The IDF updated on Thursday evening that all soldiers of the Givati Brigade, except for one platoon, have returned to their base following an incident described as a 'revolt,' according to Channel 14. The military said it would take steps against those involved and expressed backing for the battalion commanders.
The IDF updated on Thursday evening that all soldiers of the Givati Brigade's Sabra Battalion, except for one platoon, had returned to their base following the day's revolt at the Sde Teiman base. The military said it would take disciplinary steps against those involved and expressed full backing for the battalion commanders. Earlier, the Givati Brigade commander, Col. Nitzan Shapira, condemned the incident as 'a serious matter with no place in the IDF,' stating that soldiers who fight together under fire must meet the same standards in routine. The IDF also announced that the soldiers who led the event will face a disciplinary hearing before the brigade commander and be dealt with according to the severity of their actions.
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