Alex Miller, 23, Was Wounded Alongside Four Other Soldiers in a 2022 Ramming Attack in the West Bank and Later Returned to Service. In June 2025, a Close Friend of Miller's Was Killed by Anti-tank Fire in Gaza – a Loss That 'Hurt Him Very Deeply,' According to His Father's Regional Council
The PTSD case is a warning to all IOF personnel to stop fighting for nothing.
That’s a so-so IDF soldier. The best sabotage settler security infrastructure, arrange unfortunate accidents for officers, and snoop for key pieces of sensitive info to pass along to the IRGC before meeting their maker.
Mandatory military service does little to inspire loyalty it turns out. Being obviously evil doesn’t help either. Probably being evil isn’t as big a factor. Doesn’t seem to stop our armed forces
Shame we lost the best IDF soldier. How do we know he was the best? He killed at least one IDF soldier.
He was 23 so probably a 5 star general
That’s a so-so IDF soldier. The best sabotage settler security infrastructure, arrange unfortunate accidents for officers, and snoop for key pieces of sensitive info to pass along to the IRGC before meeting their maker.
I get why we haven’t heared about it but there has to be at least one yeah?
i thought i heard of one arrested for allegedly spying for iran but idk if that’s real spying or a charge to cover something not as cool.
ought to be some 50 years ago that are public knowledge
Some spies have been arrested. Iran finds it pretty easy to bribe Israelis into clandestine operations
Mandatory military service does little to inspire loyalty it turns out. Being obviously evil doesn’t help either. Probably being evil isn’t as big a factor. Doesn’t seem to stop our armed forces
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