"No one wants a neighbor with a grenade": IDF launches operation, 50 items of weaponry returned within 3 days
The IDF has launched an operation to return equipment and weapons taken by soldiers, without prosecution. In the first three days, 51,490 items were returned, including 34 firearms and 250 grenades. Meanwhile, the military Hummer stolen from the Julis base was located.
The IDF has launched an operation to return equipment and weapons taken by regular and reserve soldiers, without requiring identification or facing prosecution. In the first three days, 51,490 items were returned, including 34 firearms, 250 grenades, approximately 28,500 bullets, and about 300 explosive devices. The operation is expected to continue until November 21, with about 65 collection points deployed at IDF bases. The head of the Logistics Brigade, Brigadier General Hai Kfir, said that equipment stored in homes poses a safety hazard. Meanwhile, the military Hummer stolen last week from the Julis base was located at a packing house in the community of Ami Oz; details of the suspects are known.