Israeli officers resist exclusion over Gaza shock
Israeli reserve soldiers and officers protested against a decision to suspend or cancel the service of those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, after the Ministry of Defense handed the list of their names to the military. They considered this a violation of their privacy and a breach of their medical confidentiality. As a result, the services of hundreds of soldiers who served in combat zones have been frozen, despite their good professional performance and desire to continue serving. Sharp criticism has been directed at the new policy, which is deemed illegal and insulting, amounting to a "betrayal" of soldiers who faced significant risks in battle.
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