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Ongoing Story· Day 16

IDF Launches Amnesty for Soldiers to Return Military Equipment

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PanetSecurity

Israeli Military Recovers Over 300,000 Stolen Weapons and Equipment

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · 1 newsroom

The Israeli military has recovered over 300,000 stolen weapons, ammunition, and equipment in a nationwide operation that began on November 1, 2026. The campaign, conducted across 62 locations, allowed individuals to return items anonymously without facing prosecution. The operation was extended by two days, with recovered items including firearms, bombs, rockets, clothing, and helmets.

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  • Israeli military recovered over 300,000 stolen weapons and equipment.
  • The recovery operation took place across 62 locations nationwide.
  • The campaign was launched on November 1, 2026, by the Technology and Logistics Directorate.
  • Individuals returning items were allowed to do so anonymously and without prosecution.
  • The operation was extended by two additional days.

The Israeli military announced the recovery of over 300,000 military items, including weapons, ammunition, and equipment, that were illegally taken or stolen from its storage facilities. The operation, launched on November 1, 2026, by the Technology and Logistics Directorate, took place across 62 locations nationwide. The recovered items were taken by both reservist and regular service soldiers.

The military stated that individuals returning the equipment were not required to identify themselves and would not face legal prosecution. The campaign was extended by an additional two days.

Among the recovered items were approximately 210 firearms, about 3,800 bombs and rockets, roughly 8,700 pieces of military clothing, and around 1,600 helmets and similar gear.

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