Two days after the disaster, the unit commander decided that the fighters would stay together at the base to digest what had happened. Forward when it is difficult “• After the run they ate the Sabbath meal together, and the commanders talked to the warriors about the disaster
Preliminary investigation of the disaster>> towards The commander of the unit said all the fighters would stay in the camp and not go home, to try to encourage everyone and hug them without criticism. Alumni of the unit asked to go up to the camp over the weekend to strengthen the fighters’ hands and be with them, but the decision made at the top of the command was not to approve it for fear it would actually weaken them and expose the fighters to outside reports.
The warrior added with emotion: “And when we came almost to the end, he stopped us and said one sentence: Sometimes when it is difficult, just have to “Knowing how to run forward. And when the whole unit ran together, a last sprint of 200 meters, suddenly in the middle of the sky a special double arch appears. One of Ofek and one of Itamar.”
After the run, all the fighters gathered in the dining room of the unit where they held the Shabbat meal. Afterwards the commanders talked to the fighters and gave them time to process and digest to deal with the incident.
Last night we reported that a nut officer shot to death in two of his unit members claims that felt in danger and therefore opened fire . The findings of the investigation indicate a lack of coordination within the unit that led to the tragic deaths of the officers at the Nabi Musa base in the Jordan Valley. At this stage, the IDF is also examining whether the shooting was too fast, and whether it was right to use a suspicious arrest procedure before it. | Photo: Avshalom Shashoni, Flash 90
On Thursday we reported that according to the initial investigation, the night before the incident, a night-vision device was stolen from the scene. At the end of the night training, the soldiers were instructed on guard duty and went to sleep.