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IDF Moves Female Artillery Soldiers During Netanyahu's Visit to South Lebanon to Avoid Contact with Haredi Troops
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First reported by Kan News · 2 hours ago
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During Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to southern Lebanon, four female artillery soldiers were moved to avoid contact with Haredi troops, highlighting ongoing issues of gender segregation in the IDF.
- 01Four female artillery soldiers were relocated during Netanyahu's visit to southern Lebanon to avoid contact with Haredi soldiers.
- 02The Hachshmonaim Brigade, a Haredi combat unit, was promised no female soldiers would be present during the visit.
- 03The women were instructed to stay on a lower floor for four hours to prevent accidental encounters.
- 04The incident reflects broader debates about gender segregation and women's roles in the IDF.
- 05The Hachshmonaim Brigade recently completed its first battalion exercise, emphasizing its combat readiness.
- 06No official response has been given by the IDF or Prime Minister's Office on the matter.
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