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Standby Unit Equipment Demanded Back After Activist's Dismissal
Members of the Tel Aviv standby unit are being asked to return operational equipment, including vests and helmets, provided by the "Loham Tzedek" association. The demand followed the dismissal of the association's head, Yoav Eliasi, from his role as unit commander.
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What happened
- 01Tel Aviv standby unit members must return operational equipment provided by the "Loham Tzedek" association.
- 02The demand for equipment return followed the dismissal of association head Yoav Eliasi from his commander role.
- 03Eliasi claims the equipment was purchased with association funds and belongs to the organization.
- 04Some volunteers expressed anger, calling the demand a "revenge campaign" after Eliasi's dismissal.
- 05The "Loham Tzedek" association, led by Eliasi, has received over three million shekels in donations since 2023.
Eliasi claims the equipment belongs to his association, which purchased it with donations. Some volunteers are angered by the demand, viewing it as retribution for Eliasi's dismissal.
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