Report reveals: Bedouin battalion soldiers involved in smuggling goods into Gaza

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Title : Report reveals: Bedouin battalion soldiers involved in smuggling goods into Gaza
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Soldiers from the Bedouin Reconnaissance Battalion allegedly smuggled hundreds of thousands of shekels worth in cigarettes into the Gaza Strip using military vehicles and aid trucks.

An exposé published by Hakol Hayehudi revealed that officers and soldiers from the Bedouin battalion, which is stationed in southern Israel, are allegedly involved in smuggling cigarettes into the Gaza Strip, in violation of the law and while endangering Israeli security.

According to the report, there were several different cases of cigarettes worth a total of hundreds of thousands of shekels being smuggled into the Gaza Strip using a military vehicle and humanitarian aid trucks which enter the enclave through the Kerem Shalom Crossing.

In one major case, an indictment was filed against a company commander, who resides in Abu Qrenat, and an additional soldier from his command team, who resides in Abu Ruqiq. The indictment states that the two coordinated the smuggling with residents of Gaza, loaded 4,496 packages of cigarettes onto an aid trucks, and in return, received at least 269 thousand shekels in cash.

In another instance which the report recounts, a military vehicle and a truck entered a Gazan hanger in the area between al-Mawasi and Khan Yunis. After a short time, the vehicles left the hanger and split up. (Read More)