Two soldiers from the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have been indicted for their involvement in a series of weapons thefts from military bases, as announced by the Israel Police on Tuesday. The soldiers are accused of committing several offenses, primarily involving the removal of weapons from military authority and arms trafficking. The investigation revealed that the primary defendant exploited his access to areas where combat soldiers slept, successfully stealing three assault rifles and a MAG machine gun from a military vehicle. These stolen weapons were reportedly sold for over NIS 100,000 each. The indictments follow a collaborative investigation conducted by the Coastal District Central Unit of the Israel Police and the Military Police Criminal Investigation Division. Both soldiers are residents of northern Israel and are currently undergoing their mandatory military service. The case highlights serious security concerns regarding the management and safeguarding of military arms within the IDF.