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Disgraced IDF officer faces dozens of indecency charges

Disgraced IDF officer faces dozens of indecency charges

Lt. Col. Dan Sharoni, former commander of the military driving school, allegedly filmed dozens of female soldiers without their knowledge over the span of eight years. The indictment against him includes 79 counts. IDF says "will continue to act to eliminate any violation of a sexual nature from its ranks."

Lawmakers take on scourge of illegal weapons in Israel

Lawmakers take on scourge of illegal weapons in Israel

Knesset report says around 400,000 illegal weapons, from handguns to submachine guns, are circulating in Israel. Last year set a record in gun violence, with 10,874 shooting incidents, prompting parliament to back a minimum sentence for trafficking of illegal weapons.