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Nitzan Alon: "There is an erosion of IDF values. Soldiers stand by in the face of illegal acts in the West Bank"
The former Central Command chief, who also served as head of the Hostages and Missing Persons Headquarters after October 7, warned in a conversation with teenagers about a significant ethical erosion among soldiers and commanders: "It is a byproduct of a prolonged war." He further claimed that "the political echelon bears responsibility for the conception regarding Hamas in Gaza."

A soldier arrived for a session with a psychologist — and fell victim to political preaching
M. (23), a reserve soldier in an elite unit who fought in the Gaza Strip, sought psychological help after returning home. However, instead of support, he encountered political preaching from psychologist Uri Levy.
Power turned inward: IDF violence against civilians gave birth to 'seniority games' | Orit Lavie-Nashial
The abuse of young soldiers on IDF bases did not arise in a vacuum.

Drama at Forbes: Editor-in-chief fired after receiving a $6 million gift
Randall Lane, who worked at the magazine for about 16 years, was removed from his position following the discovery of a massive payment he received from the founder of a company that partners with the magazine's rankings. Lane regrets: "I made a mistake, I should have reported it."

The Norwegian paradox: Turning one's back on the Israeli market while enjoying its rally
The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund has cut the number of Israeli companies in its portfolio by more than half due to ethical considerations under heavy political pressure. Its semi-annual report reveals that the value of its assets in Israel has actually increased, driven by the significant rally in the local market over the past two years.

End to TikTok dances? Lawyers required to remove videos from the web
Following the proliferation of videos uploaded by lawyers to social networks, the National Ethics Committee has published a series of new guidelines: the use of songs, dances, and animation will generally be considered a violation of the dignity of the profession. Lawyers will be required to appear in appropriate attire, avoid promises such as "winning the case," and present the essence of the...

The Cruel Dilemma of Science: Who Must Die So We Can Live?
A viral post has reignited the debate between those who oppose "laboratory horrors" and those who remind us that without them, we would not have life-saving medicines. New data reveals how many mice and rabbits were killed in laboratories. Meanwhile, breakthrough technologies may make this dilemma a thing of the past.