The Humvee stolen from an IDF base located: suspicion of assistance from a soldier inside

The Humvee stolen on Thursday from Camp Julis was located at a packing house in Moshav Amioz following intelligence information. Police are investigating the suspicion that a soldier from the base assisted in the theft. The IDF has launched a 12-day operation for the return of military equipment without criminal proceedings.

The Humvee stolen on Thursday from Camp Julis, the parent base of the Diamond and Maglan reconnaissance units, was located at a packing house in Moshav Amioz in the south. The jeep was found following intelligence information received at the Shaguv Shalom police station, and detectives arrived at the scene and located it. Police are investigating who is behind the theft, and the assessment is that the thieves received assistance from a soldier serving at the base. Following the theft, the IDF's Technology and Logistics Directorate launched a 12-day operation for the return of military equipment, during which soldiers and civilians can return equipment without identifying themselves or facing criminal proceedings. The IDF spokesperson stated that the IDF continues to act against thefts of weapons and heavy equipment, and that these are individual incidents without a widespread phenomenon.