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Singapore warns against involvement in organisations linked to Israeli military amid current situation

Singapore authorities warn that volunteering with Sar-El, linked to the Israeli Defense Forces, is currently unacceptable and may lead to legal action under national security laws.

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No action was taken against a Singaporean who participated in a volunteer programme by Israeli group Sar-El in 2016, as it did not involve combat roles at the time, said MHA and MINDEF.

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Singapore says involvement in Israeli military-linked groups ‘not acceptable’

The government warned that volunteering with organisations like Sar-El could lead to legal action.

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Singapore warns against involvement in organisations linked to Israeli military amid current situation

No action was taken against a Singaporean who participated in a volunteer programme by Israeli group Sar-El in 2016, as it did not involve combat roles at the time, said MHA and MINDEF.

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2 S’poreans who volunteered with Israeli military-linked organisation in 2016 not involved in combat

Two Singaporeans volunteered with an Israeli military-linked organisation in 2016 but were not involved in combat. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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2 S’poreans joined Israel-linked volunteer programme in 2016, no combat involvement: MHA & MINDEF

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
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