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IDF Soldiers Jailed for Refusing Medical Evacuation Duty With Female Medic
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 2 hours ago
What happened
Three Golani Brigade soldiers were sentenced to 10 days in military prison for refusing to board a medical evacuation vehicle with a female paramedic, citing religious orders. The incident has ignited debate over religious observance and military duty.
- 01Three Golani soldiers jailed for 10 days for refusing duty with female paramedic.
- 02Soldiers claimed they followed rabbis' orders.
- 03More soldiers from the unit may face charges.
- 04Incident highlights tension between religious law and military orders.
- 05A rabbi criticized the sentence and blamed commanders.
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