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IDF Investigates After Soldier Posts Photo of Bound Palestinian Detainee in Gaza
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דווח לראשונה בKan News · Jul 1, 2026
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The IDF is conducting a command inquiry after a soldier posted a photo of a bound Palestinian detainee in Gaza, initially denied but later confirmed by the military. The incident raised concerns about command concealment and will result in disciplinary measures.
- 01A photo of a bound Palestinian detainee in Gaza posted by an IDF soldier sparked public outrage.
- 02The IDF initially denied but later confirmed the incident involved the Netzah Yehuda Battalion.
- 03The detainee was tied to a wooden board inside an Israeli military compound in northern Gaza.
- 04The direct commander knew of the event but failed to report it, allegedly trying to hide it.
- 05The IDF launched a formal command investigation and will discipline all involved personnel.
- 06The military emphasized the incident contradicts IDF values and orders.
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Kikar HaShabbatRight · עבריתJul 2, 2026
IDF Investigates After Soldier Posts Photo of Bound Palestinian Detainee in Gaza
Kikar HaShabbatRight · עבריתJul 2, 2026
IDF Investigates After Soldier Posts Photo of Bound Palestinian Detainee in Gaza
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