A report published Sunday evening includes video evidence allegedly showing the deputy commander of the IDF's Bedouin Reconnaissance Battalion smuggling goods into the Gaza Strip, valued at tens of millions of shekels.
A report circulating on Sunday evening includes what it describes as video documentation of the deputy commander of the Bedouin Reconnaissance Battalion smuggling goods into the Gaza Strip. The smuggled goods are valued at tens of millions of shekels, according to the report.
The Zioneer previously reported that eight soldiers from the same battalion were accused in separate cases of smuggling goods into Gaza, including cigarettes and a motorcycle, allegedly pocketing tens of millions of shekels collectively.
2 developments
- Strong8 soldiers from the Bedouin Reconnaissance Battalion accused of smuggling goods to Gaza
- StrongChannel 14 reports Iran-to-Gaza weapons smuggling route via Bedouin drones
- DevelopingBedouin reconnaissance battalion operates inside Gaza, Israeli military says
- StrongMassive smuggling ring to Hamas worth hundreds of millions of shekels centers on nephew of Abbas successor
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