Israel demobilizes army officer and sentences five female soldiers to jail for committing foolishness

Israel demobilizes army officer and sentences five female soldiers to jail for committing foolishness

News April 15, 2019
Israel demobilizes army officer and sentences five female soldiers to jail for committing foolishness
Occupied Palestine (QNN)- The Israeli army formed a commission of inquiry, which decided to demobilize an officer and jail five female soldiers for sleeping in the middle of a street during training. "Israel Hayom" reported on Monday that an officer in the occupation army was demobilized after he allowed female soldiers to sleep in an area, which is close to the maneuver area, before an officer of a higher rank found that they were sleeping in the middle of a street and that they could be run over by any vehicle using the road. The officer was accused of irresponsibility, which caused him to be demobilized, while the soldiers were sentenced to seven days jail.

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