Disobedience within occupation army, Netanyahu requests punishment of 130 soldiers

OCCUPIED QUDS, Oct. 13 (YPA) – The Israeli occupation’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and several of his government members criticized 130 Israeli soldiers who refused to serve unless the government sought to reach a prisoner exchange agreement with Hamas.

Haaretz newspaper quoted informed sources as saying that Netanyahu called during security discussions “to end this issue forcefully and decisively and to use all measures permitted by law to confront this disobedience, claiming that these soldiers have lost their “national conscience.”

This comes at a time when the role of Netanyahu and his extremist government is unfolding in obstructing a deal that would release the occupation prisoners and stop the aggression and genocide against the Palestinians.

In turn, Transport Minister Miri Regev said during the meeting, “If this is a rebellion, these soldiers should be sent to prison.”

As for Defense Minister Yoav Galant, he claimed that “the numbers presented by the media regarding this message do not reflect reality, and that the occupation army responds forcefully to any sign of disobedience.”

Meanwhile, representatives of the Israeli occupation army confirmed at the meeting that they had not received the message that was sent to the media.

YPA