Defense Bosses Rap Elite Israeli Troops For Dancing With Palestinians When They Stumbled Across A Wedding Party -- Daily Mail
* Soldiers walked into a wedding party in Hebron during a patrol
* They joined in the dancing, one soldier was lifted onto someone's shoulders
* Israel Defense Forces says it is investigating the soldiers involved
* IDF claims the soldiers put themselves in unnecessary danger
* Former soldier says soldiers' actions helped humanise the conflict
Defence bosses have rapped a group of elite Israeli troops for joining in a wedding party in Hebron while on patrol in the city of Hebron.
The troops from the Givati Brigade stumbled across the celebration in the Palestinian city in the southern West Bank and were recorded on a mobile phone joining in with a dance, Gangnam style.
At one point a soldier, in full uniform and carrying his weapon, is lifted up onto the shoulders of a reveler as the crowd enthusiastically dances to the music. The footage was aired Wednesday on Israeli Channel 2 TV, according to The Jerusalem Post.
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