 Azaria, who would have originally been entitled to NIS 48,000 ($13,720), received NIS 24,000 ($6,860) instead.The soldier's shooting drew widespread condemnation, including from Israeli Defense Minister at that time, Moshe Ya'alon and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who called it a violation of the army's ethical code.Ya'alon said "The incident is highly severe, and completely contrary to the IDF's values and its combat morals.