IDF YouTube

I’m blown away by the amount of material posted by Israelis during their service in the Israel Defense Forces, including Facebook and YouTube. I published the story below in today’s paper and on this blog, and since then several people have drawn my attention to more material out there, stuff I think should be classified. It seems that the most incriminating stuff has been posted by soldiers on reserve duty, pretty much wanting to show off to their friends and perhaps recapture some of the glory they felt when they were in their mandatory service. These guys are literally filming their tours of duty, including weapons training, going back home and uploading their videos onto YouTube. Some are even editing them and adding music and titles. I sincerely hope that somebody is starting to take a serious look at this problem.

Michael Freund pointed out some IDF training exercises he found on YouTube. This stuff is out in the open and anyone typing in Israel and military into YouTube will find this stuff, so I don’t feel like I’m revealing state secrets here. Continue reading

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Got this response from the IDF Spokesperson’s Office today for both the Facebook and YouTube stories:

Regulations stipulate that it is not permissible to film or take pictures inside any IDF facility or during an IDF operation unless the photographer has express permission. These regulations are designed to prevent people without proper security clearance from accessing classified information and the appearance of such materials in the press or on the internet. The IDF is working to raise awareness among soldiers and reservists about operational and security dangers that maybe caused by classified information carelessly uploaded to the internet. The IDF is taking a broad response to the problem, which includes education, monitoring and disciplinary enforcement.

And now, on to the story:

Dozens, perhaps hundreds, of photographs of classified Israeli military information are available freely for perusal on the popular Facebook social networking Web site. [PICTURES AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST]. Continue reading

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