Not sick, high - soldiers eat donated hash-spiked cookies

Civilians arrive at a base in the South with the food they want to give to the troops serving there; after ruling out infections, military begins a probe to confirm that the cookies were spiked with drugs

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A number of IDF soldiers in the reserves, serving in a base in the South, were hospitalized over the weekend, after eating cookies that the military police suspects were spiked with Hash. They felt ill and a possible infection was ruled out.
The soldiers ate from food donated by civilians who came to the base with food products they said were for troops.
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IDF soldiers in the reserves
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Since the start of the war, civilians have donated clothing, military gear and food to troops in an outpouring of concern.
The soldiers were released from care after a few hours and their physical condition improved. The military police launched an investigation.
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Donations collected for troops in the early days of the war
In a statement, the IDF said that regulations regarding receiving donations of food will be refreshed.
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