Sde Teiman

Three Force 100 soldiers, represented by the Honenu organization, have filed an 18 million shekel civil lawsuit in the Jerusalem District Court regarding the Sde Teiman affair. The defendants include former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, State Attorney Amit Aisman, various state and military bodies, and Channel 12 reporter Guy Peleg.

Drummer Lior Shulman was questioned by police following harsh remarks against Channel 12 journalist Guy Peleg. Shulman claims the comments were made in jest, while Peleg insists on pursuing full criminal and civil charges.

The Supreme Court judge ordered a temporary halt to the transfer of the case to Amit Aisman. The decision was made two weeks after the High Court of Justice rejected a petition on the matter, which led to a request for a further hearing.

The High Court of Justice has temporarily frozen the transfer of the investigation into the Military Advocate General and the video leak to Channel 12 to State Attorney Amit Esman. Justice Dafna Barak-Erez ruled that the case will not be transferred to Esman at this stage, citing caution following a petition for a further hearing.

He smashed windows of newsrooms, left threatening letters in the style of "eventually someone will die," and claimed during interrogation that "demons and spirits" controlled him. A dive into the criminal past and motives of Avraham Hadi — the man who decided to settle scores with the media.

MK Avichay Buaron commented today (Sunday) on X regarding the exposure by our correspondent Noam Amir about Gali Baharav-Miara's pursuit of a plea deal in the Military Advocate General affair: "The continued cover-up of the Attorney General's involvement in the attempt to hide the intentional leak of the Sde Teiman video and Force 100."

With legal maneuvers, the Supreme Court President abolished the need for an independent external supervisor and returned the investigation directly to the State Attorney's Office. This move not only buried the investigation into the serious affair but proved once again that the judicial system protects itself from criticism.

Following the Supreme Court's decision allowing the State Attorney's Office to resume handling the Military Advocate General's case, legal sources indicate that the suspended Military Advocate General, Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, is likely to receive a plea deal offer. She is expected to admit to the charges, effectively closing the case.

The Supreme Court rejected the petition in the Military Advocate General affair, ruling that there is no cause to intervene in the conduct of the investigation or to prevent the State Attorney from deciding on the case. It was further determined that Justice Minister Yariv Levin should not be given additional time to appoint an external supervisor.

The Supreme Court, sitting as the High Court of Justice (HCJ), rejected a petition regarding the investigation into the leak of materials in the Sde Teiman affair. The judges unanimously ruled that the court should not dictate investigative methods to the police, and the majority allowed the State Attorney to resume his involvement in the case.

The State Attorney's Office has indicted Avraham Hadi of Ramat Gan for a series of vandalism acts against Channel 12, Channel 13, Haaretz, and the Ministry of Justice, aimed at intimidating staff and extorting apologies for coverage of the 'Sde Teiman' affair.

Southern Command Chief Major General Yaniv Asur has rejected all requests for sentence commutation submitted by Givati soldiers following the Sde Teiman incident. Attorney Zahava Gur, representing the soldiers, argued that their complex personal and family circumstances were not adequately considered during the initial proceedings.

When reality exposes soldiers to endless death, seniority becomes a means of self-definition. The veteran's ability to command the young is a privilege that grants an informal status, like a game of king and subject in the field. But what happens when this game is played against a backdrop of raw and infinite death?

Col. Netanel Shmaka defended the 'Tzabar' battalion commander who smashed symbols used for hazing rituals against young soldiers: "This is not a new case - and we are always working to eradicate it." He clarified that none of the smashed symbols belonged to the battalion's fallen soldiers: "There was no insult to anyone's honor."

The trials of the Tzabar Battalion soldiers who abandoned the Sde Teiman base in protest have concluded. Four additional soldiers were sentenced to prison and removed from combat roles.

The commander of the 162nd Division, Brigadier General Sagiv Cohen, decided that the battalion's soldiers will speak with mental health officers about the experiences they went through during the combat period. According to warrant officers in the brigade, the soldiers are finding it difficult to accept the severe punishment imposed following the incident - and expect the senior staff to "consider...

During the program 'The Patriots', Colonel (res.) Yoni Chetboun reacted sharply to a serious incident at the Sde Teiman base, where dozens of soldiers abandoned their weapons and left the base. Chetboun emphasized that this is a disgraceful act that must not happen, especially during wartime, and warned of the consequences for Israel's image. He noted that legitimizing such a mutiny effectively...

Palestinian, Qatari, Lebanese, and Egyptian media are reporting extensively on soldiers from the Tzabar Battalion of the Givati Brigade who abandoned the Sde Teiman base following a dispute with their commander. The Lebanese newspaper 'Al-Akhbar,' affiliated with Hezbollah, headlined the event: 'Mutiny in the enemy army: dozens of soldiers leave the military base.'

The soldier who initiated the mutiny of the "Tzabar" battalion in the Givati Brigade was revealed in an interview with C14, in which he explains the soldiers' version of one of the most dramatic events ever recorded in the IDF.

Fighters and commanders from the 'Tzabar' battalion went AWOL from the Sde Teiman base following a confrontation with their commander, who destroyed the units' heritage boards. 'AWOL, prison — it doesn't matter,' one commander stated.

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen has filed a defamation lawsuit for 100,000 shekels against Channel 12 News, following reports that he claims attributed to him participation in the break-in at the Sde Teiman base, even though he says he was not involved in the actions attributed to him.

Minister Gila Gamliel published a video on Monday supporting reserve soldiers, in which she criticized protest organizations for misappropriating the term "Brothers in Arms." Gamliel asserted that true brotherhood is defined by an uncompromising commitment to the people of Israel and unconditional service to the state.