IDF Chief of Staff Condemns Settler Violence Against Innocents
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited the Central Command and condemned violence against innocent civilians, calling it un-Israeli and un-Jewish. He announced increased troop deployments and readiness to counter threats, particularly during the olive harvest. Zamir vowed to maintain order and ensure the security of all populations in the region.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir condemned violence against innocent civilians.
- Zamir stated that such violence does not reflect the Israeli and Jewish spirit.
- He announced increased troop deployments and readiness in the Central Command.
- The IDF will ensure security during the olive harvest season.
- The army is prepared for offensive operations against those threatening Israelis.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited the Central Command for a situation assessment, focusing on operational readiness and combat scenarios. During his visit, Zamir also addressed what he described as a phenomenon of violence against innocent people, stating that such acts do not reflect the Israeli and Jewish spirit and must be eradicated with all available means. He emphasized the army's commitment to maintaining order, particularly during the olive harvest season, ensuring the security of all populations in the area.
Zamir detailed security measures taken in the region, including reinforcing forces with the deployment of the 98th Division to enhance security and stability. He highlighted increased troop numbers and readiness levels across all sectors, preparing for potential surprise attacks and maintaining operational freedom to thwart threats swiftly. The IDF, he asserted, is on high alert and prepared for broad offensive operations against any entity threatening Israeli civilians.
He reiterated the IDF's role in combating terror everywhere and its readiness to act offensively. Zamir stressed that the military will continue to operate to facilitate the olive harvest while upholding public order and the safety of all residents.
