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IDF Refuses to Disclose Funding for Discharged Female Officer's Defense Team
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By דסק החדשות C14
First reported by Arutz Sheva · Sep 1, 2026
What happened
An Israeli advocacy group is suing the IDF and military prosecution for refusing to disclose the funding sources for the legal defense of a discharged female officer. The Ministry of Justice has sided with the group, stating the IDF's refusal violates the law.
- 01Advocacy group sues IDF over undisclosed legal defense funding.
- 02IDF refuses to reveal who pays for discharged officer's defense.
- 03Ministry of Justice rules IDF's silence violates transparency law.
- 04Group plans to escalate to High Court if information remains hidden.
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