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Jaffa Woman Detained at Ben Gurion Airport Over Unresolved IDF Status
A 20-year-old Jaffa resident was detained at Ben Gurion Airport over unresolved IDF status and held for 24 hours. Her family claims a bureaucratic error caused the mix-up.
The 19-Year-Old Female Officer Who Sneaked into the Six-Day War and Ended Up in Military Prison
In 1967, a 19-year-old Israeli female officer snuck onto an APC to fight in the Six-Day War. After surviving heavy combat from Jenin to the Golan Heights, she faced a court-martial and 35 days in prison for insubordination.
Punishment for soldiers who refused to board a Namer APC with a female paramedic: 10 days in military prison
Three Givati soldiers who refused to board a medical evacuation Namer APC where a female paramedic was present were tried today and sentenced to 10 days in military prison. The soldiers refused, according to them, in accordance with the instructions of their rabbis, and additional soldiers from the unit are expected to stand trial and be punished.
For the first time in the history of the military justice system: A pilot project for prisoner petitions has launched
The move is intended to allow judicial review by military courts over decisions of military detention facility authorities regarding the conditions of detention of detainees and prisoners. This is part of the desire to promote the rights of soldiers held in detention and imprisonment | First publication