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IDF Equipment Collection Drive Extended Due to Public Response
The IDF's equipment collection operation has been extended by two days to November 16 due to strong public response, with over 300,000 items returned so far. The initiative allows civilians to return military gear without legal penalty at 62 collection sites nationwide.
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What happened
- 01IDF operation to collect returned military equipment extended until November 16.
- 02Over 300,000 military items, including weapons and uniforms, have been returned.
- 03Civilians can return gear without identification or legal penalty during the drive.
- 04The operation is taking place at 62 collection sites across Israel.
- 05Legal immunity for returning items ends when the operation concludes.
Significant quantities of weapons, ammunition, uniforms, and combat equipment have been recovered, but legal immunity ends with the operation.
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