Singer Maya Dadon Faces Military Trial Over Election Day Photo
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Singer Maya Dadon will face a disciplinary hearing in the IDF for posting a photo in uniform holding a Likud ballot on Election Day. The military confirmed the soldier is expected to be tried, stating it is strictly forbidden to use IDF uniforms or symbols for political purposes. Dadon removed the post shortly after publishing it.
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- Singer Maya Dadon will face a disciplinary hearing in the IDF for a political photo.
- Dadon was pictured in uniform holding a Likud party ballot on Election Day.
- The IDF confirmed the soldier is expected to be tried for violating orders.
- Military regulations strictly prohibit using IDF uniforms or symbols for political purposes.
- The singer removed the controversial post from social media minutes after publishing it.
Israeli singer Maya Dadon is expected to face a disciplinary hearing in the IDF after posting a photo on Election Day showing her in military uniform holding a Likud party ballot. The young singer shared the image on her Instagram story, accompanied by the caption "Go out and vote, every vote counts!!". She removed the post minutes later.
The IDF stated that the photo constitutes a violation of military orders, which strictly prohibit soldiers from engaging in political activity or using their uniform or IDF symbols for political purposes, including on social media. The military emphasized its apolitical nature and reiterated that bringing political content into service frameworks is forbidden.
Taking photos within polling stations, especially behind the voting booth curtain, is prohibited for both soldiers and civilians. Dadon has not yet responded to requests for comment.
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