Major-General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, the Israeli military’s top lawyer, resigned after admitting to leaking footage of the gang rape of a Palestinian prisoner at Sde Teiman prison in August last year. The video, which showed soldiers abusing a detainee with severe injuries including ruptured bowels and broken ribs, was leaked amidst a right-wing backlash against the soldiers' arrest. The leak was defended by Tomer-Yerushalmi as a counter to false propaganda, but it led to the detention of nine soldiers, with five later released and ongoing trials for abuse. Israeli politicians, including far-right ministers, publicly supported the soldiers and criticized the leak, framing it as unpatriotic and attacking the judicial system. Critics condemned the resignation, accusing the government of protecting soldiers accused of serious crimes, and many officials used the incident to attack the judiciary and military accountability. Meanwhile, reports reveal ongoing abuses at Sde Teiman, including torture, sexual violence, and the mishandling of bodies returned to Gaza, highlighting systemic issues of violence and misconduct against Palestinians. Separately, Haaretz reports on the differences between the leak of the Gaza abuse video and the leak of confidential IDF documents to Bild, noting political tensions and comparisons to other security leaks involving Prime Minister Netanyahu’s circle. The leaks have intensified debates over military transparency, accountability, and political interference amid ongoing conflicts and violence in Gaza and the West Bank.