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Ex-Intel Chief Warns of New Israeli Security Doctrine Post-Oct. 7

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Former IDF intelligence chief Tamir Hayman is concerned about a new Israeli security doctrine emerging after the October 7 attacks, which he believes prioritizes perpetual war over peace and promotes Jewish superiority. Hayman also highlighted intelligence failures and Israel's continued dependence on the US. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently presented a new national security concept to journalists, a move that shapes military strategy and core beliefs about conflict.

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  • Gen. (res.) Tamir Hayman warns of a new Israeli security doctrine prioritizing unending war over peace.
  • Hayman believes the post-Oct. 7 doctrine promotes Jewish superiority, violating Israel's Declaration of Independence.
  • He cited intelligence failures, including underestimating Hamas and not taking attack plans seriously.
  • Hayman stressed Israel's continued reliance on the US for security, with no viable alternatives.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently briefed journalists on a new national security concept.
  • Hayman sees further military confrontation with Iran as likely, with limited options available.

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