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Two Golani fighters will be sent to prison and another fighter will receive a suspended sentence, following the mutiny incident in the 51st Battalion - this is what the IDF spokesman informed today (Monday). .
The punishments will come into effect after Independence Day, with one fighter serving 15 days of imprisonment, the other fighter serving 20 days, while the third fighter will receive a 28-day suspension.
Last week, light punishments were given to more fighters, who abandoned the base in protest of the transfer of their company commander from his position.
45 fighters were sentenced to imprisonment and probation.
It was also decided that the fighters will step down from operational activity until they complete an educational series on discipline and military values.
At the end of the series, they will return to training, after which their return to operational activity will be examined.
"The brigade took into account the fact that the fighters returned in less than 24 hours and expressed regret, they did not want to disband the company," said a military official in the Golani Brigade.
The fighters who left the base (photo: courtesy of those photographed)
Last Tuesday, an entire company from the 51st Battalion left the training they were in, protesting that the company commander was transferred from his position due to his unfitness for the job.
The fighters placed their weapons in the training building at the Tzalim base, and left the place.
The soldiers explained that they were absent because, according to them, "our company has been 'thrown' for too long and we are tired of being silent, for a long time we have been disrespected by the battalions responsible for us."
According to them, "the straw that broke the camel's back" was the transfer of the MP, who, according to their definition, had "been a father in the last five months and raised the company to levels that no one knew.
" An officer of the Operations Division at the Golani Air Force Base. "It doesn't matter which officer they brought in," explained a military official, "they insisted for an inexplicable reason on keeping the MP on duty."
On the other hand, one of the fighters insists that they want 'Golanchik'
as commander
"We don't want there to be paratroopers who came from there to Golani," he said.
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