Israel jails soldiers for refusing to return to Gaza after they killed children

After killing Palestinian children, several Israeli soldiers refused to return to the Gaza Strip and were subsequently jailed. The soldiers, part of the 931st Battalion, expressed a "deep internal crisis" stemming from their experiences in combat. One soldier recounted an incident where they followed orders and shot individuals who turned out to be children and their mother. This incident led to severe post-traumatic stress among some soldiers, with three leaving due to the psychological impact. The imprisoned soldiers received sentences ranging from one week to 12 days, while one awaits trial.