Israel's Channel 12 TV reported on the 30th that about 120 soldiers at an IDF military base “defended their lives” that day, left their weapons in the camp and left in groups. According to Israeli media reports, the cause of the incident was that the Israeli military commander tried to remove some signs and signs from the camp that day and then clashed with the soldiers. Disgruntled soldiers then collectively “left their duties without permission” to protest against the commander's approach. Israel's “Haaretz” reports that the removed slogans and signs reflect “class differences” between veterans and young soldiers, and are accused of “glorifying bullying against new recruits.” According to the website of Israel's “New News” newspaper, these slogans were used to “humiliate new recruits.”

Israel's Channel 12 TV reported on the 30th that about 120 soldiers at an IDF military base “defended their lives” that day, left their weapons in the camp and left in groups. According to Israeli media reports, the cause of the incident was that the Israeli military commander tried to remove some signs and signs from the camp that day and then clashed with the soldiers. Disgruntled soldiers then collectively “left their duties without permission” to protest against the commander's approach. Israel's “Haaretz” reports that the removed slogans and signs reflect “class differences” between veterans and young soldiers, and are accused of “glorifying bullying against new recruits.” According to the website of Israel's “New News” newspaper, these slogans were used to “humiliate new recruits.”