Shlomo Sarid, a leader of the Tzav 9 movement who was sanctioned by the US for blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza, completed a reserve infantry officers course at the IDF Officer Training School (Bahad 1) this evening. According to The Zioneer, Sarid, whose service had been frozen, fought to return and re-establish a commando team. During the course, he spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the aid trucks; Netanyahu reportedly responded that efforts are being made to prevent them and praised Sarid's activities.
Shlomo Sarid, a prominent figure in the Tzav 9 movement, has completed a reserve infantry officers course at the IDF's Officer Training School (Bahad 1). Sarid was among the activists sanctioned by the United States for their involvement in blocking humanitarian aid trucks destined for Gaza. His military service had been frozen, but he worked to resume it and re-establish a commando team. The Zioneer reports that during the course, Sarid spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the aid trucks. Netanyahu reportedly told Sarid that efforts are being made to prevent the aid from reaching Gaza and praised him for his extensive activities.
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