Israeli soldiers dancing on patrol in Hebron

Israeli soldiers dancing on patrol in Hebron 6, July 2010

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Who says war or patrol needs to be dull?

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1. AbuArqala - 7, July 2010: To answer your question apparently the IDF HQ.

http://business.maktoob.com/20090000487202/Israel_army_not_amused_at_troop_dance_act/Article.htm?utm_campaign=Day-Newsletter&utm_medium=Main-News6&utm_source=Day-Newsletter&utm_content=

“It is now back on YouTube, uploaded by a number of different users, one of which reposted it with the headline: “It’s easy to laugh at the occupation when you’re the oppressor.””

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