Female Officer Denied Entry to Mount Hermon Post by Haredi Soldiers
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
A female logistics officer was denied entry to a Mount Hermon post by Haredi soldiers while attempting to repair fuel tanks. The IDF stated the incident was a "malfunction" and her entry should have been allowed. An investigation has been launched into the event.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- A female officer was blocked from entering a Mount Hermon post by Haredi soldiers.
- The soldiers prevented her from accessing the compound for fuel tank repairs.
- The IDF called the incident a "malfunction" and confirmed she should have been allowed in.
- An investigation into the event has been initiated by the military.
A female logistics officer was prevented from entering a post at the Mount Hermon summit by Haredi soldiers while attempting to carry out repairs on fuel tanks. The incident occurred at the Mount Hermon ski resort, a strategic location in northern Israel. The soldiers reportedly blocked her access to the compound. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) acknowledged the incident, stating it was a "malfunction" and that her entry should have been permitted. The IDF has launched an investigation into the matter to understand the circumstances that led to the officer being denied entry. This event raises questions about the integration of religious soldiers within the military and adherence to IDF regulations regarding gender interaction in operational areas.
