Four hesder yeshiva soldiers were sentenced to fourteen days in military jail after they refused to visit the Mt. Herzl grave of Yitzchak Rabin during an official visit to Jerusalem, which included the grave.
At the time, the four explained to their officer that their ideology prohibits them from visiting the site. They then left their base and a military court handed down a sentence of six days probation, meaning if there is a repeat occurrence, they would be imprisoned for six days.
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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your headline and article don’t match —Did they receive 6 days of probation or 14 days of prison?
“Religious IDF Soldiers”… Frankly, it would seem to me that their reason for not visiting Rabin’s grave was not because they are religious (which they are) but because they are Zionists. He was too left wing, Oslo, yada yada yada. So in truth the article should read “Zionist IDF Soldiers etc…”