Israeli army probes soldiers over Lebanese hotel theft
The Israeli newspaper "Maariv" revealed that the Israeli army is investigating the theft by reserve soldiers of bathrobes, slippers, and personal hygiene items from a hotel in southern Lebanon, which was used as their base during military operations. The soldiers, from the Reserve Commando Brigade, had been staying at the hotel since March after it was vacated by guests. They found the items in a storage room, and some of them took them as souvenirs. The stolen items were not taken to the soldiers' homes but were stored in the brigade's secretariat before the theft was discovered and an investigation was launched. This comes amid previous reports of looting and theft by soldiers during the war in the Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon.
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