The military trials for the remaining four soldiers involved in the Tzabar battalion rebellion have concluded, Noam Amir (Channel 14) reports. Three soldiers were sentenced to 30 days imprisonment, and a fourth soldier, already on release leave, received 20 days. All four were dismissed from combat duty and transferred from combat service, bringing the total number of disciplined soldiers in the battalion to 18.
The conclusion of the trials for the last four soldiers marks the end of the disciplinary process for the Tzabar battalion rebellion. As The Zioneer reported at 10:28, three soldiers who led the rebellion were sentenced to 30 days and dismissed from combat, while a fourth soldier on release leave received 20 days. With these sentences, a total of 18 soldiers from the battalion have been disciplined. The soldiers were also transferred from combat roles. The rebellion, which involved a refusal to serve, prompted a significant IDF disciplinary response.
2 developments
- StrongFinal four Givati soldiers sentenced to prison, dismissed from combat
- StrongChannel 14 reports Givati Sabra battalion fighters laid down weapons, abandoned Sde Teiman base
- StrongIDF: 80 additional Givati soldiers return to base; only one still absent, disciplinary process set
- DevelopingAfter the storm, Givati's Tzabar battalion takes operational rest in Jerusalem
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