Israel's Military Prosecutor plans to revise its policy on marijuana use, and permit IDF soldiers to smoke weed up to five times, as long as they're off-duty when they do so, Haaretz has learned.
The new policy is expected to take effect in early 2017.
Current orders call to court martial any soldier caught possessing any narcotics, marijuana included, even in a civilian setting.
Any soldier convicted of such an offense is also tarred with a criminal notice in his or her records which hurt their chances of getting a job in Israel after their discharge from duty.
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Gili Cohen ~ Haaretz.com via 420Intel.com ~
