The decision was made despite the IDF having yet to conclude the investigation, following last month's dismissal of the charges against the suspected soldiers by the Military Advocate General
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The decision was made despite the IDF having yet to conclude the investigation, following last month's dismissal of the charges against the suspected soldiers by the Military Advocate General
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11:17 AM • April 16 2026 IDT
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has approved the return to reserve duty of soldiers accused of abusing a Gazan detainee at the Sde Teiman detention facility, following the dismissal of the indictment against them, despite the absence of a completed command-level investigation into their conduct.
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