Tag: Kfir Brigade

Kfir Brigade forces have located and destroyed more than 30 tunnel shafts in addition to fighting in close quarters with Hamas terrorists.

Two armed terrorists from nearby Beit Fajr were making their way to the Kibbutz in the middle of the night.

"I remember when I was in military service, there were several Haredi soldiers with me. We did not change our way of life and we did not try to change our comrades’ way of life. We were all brothers in arms.”

Overnight Wednesday, IDF forces together with the Shin Bet, Border Guard and Israel Police arrested 25 wanted persons in Judea and Samaria.

"The immediate execution of the sentence is of an increased urgency to preserve the discipline upon which the entire military establishment is based," the military prosecution wrote the court.

'The ban was issued without proper authority and we will take steps against it in the courts.'

The report exposed the disappointment of the battalion's rank and file soldiers with the behavior of their commanders, who tried to bury Sgt. Azaria in court with their testimonies.

"The court will rule on the severity of his action," says the subheadline on the cover, "but there's no doubt that the single bullet he shot at the terrorist ignited the stormiest debate in Israel's society this year."

The torching was done in retaliation for the disciplinary punishments imposed on two Kfir brigade soldiers.

Had IDF soldier not acted, Israelis and Arabs near the terrorist could have died.

IDF troops demolished the home of an Arab terrorist who legally worked in Israel and stabbed two Jews at his job.

The terrorists had IDF uniforms and weapons hidden in their home.

In the second such incident in 24 hours, a violent PA Arab is dead after attacking IDF soldiers during an arrest.

The video of soldiers hitting an Arab rioter while on the ground omitted a scene of his hitting a soldier in the face with a rock.

One soldier  was slightly injured in the accident.

Last Thursday the recruitment began at the "Netzach Yehuda" Haredi battalion of the Kfir Brigade, as more than 200 anxious ultra-Orthodox recruits arrived at the processing center. Last year, some 380 soldiers joined the regiment, and according to official data from the Department of Manpower, the current cycle will see an increase of 33% in the number of recruits.