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IDF Chief of Staff: Defending Israel Is Above All Disputes

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Hebrew · Sole source

The IDF Chief of Staff declared that defending Israel is a shared mission above all disputes during a ceremony at Bahad 1. He stressed the importance of unity within the "army of the people" for its strength. The Chief of Staff expressed confidence in the graduating officers to lead their soldiers to security and victory.

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  • IDF Chief of Staff: Defending Israel is a shared mission above all disputes.
  • The Chief of Staff called the IDF the "army of the people."
  • Unity within the IDF is essential for its strength, he stated.
  • He urged graduating officers to lead soldiers with courage and wisdom.
  • The Chief of Staff expressed confidence in achieving security and victory.

The Chief of Staff stated on Wednesday during a commanders' course graduation ceremony at Bahad 1 that the mission to defend the State of Israel is a shared responsibility that transcends all disputes. He emphasized that the IDF is the "army of the people" and that unity within its ranks is essential for its strength. Addressing the graduating officers, he urged them to lead their soldiers with courage and wisdom, reminding them of the purpose and people they fight for. The Chief of Staff expressed his confidence in them, stating that together they will lead to security and victory, and that the people of Israel are proud of them. He concluded by wishing them success in their missions.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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