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Netanyahu Overrules IDF Chief, Continues Hebron Operation

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz have ordered the IDF to continue a military operation in Hebron, overriding a recommendation from IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir to end it. The operation, aimed at finding weapons and arresting suspects after a deadly attack, has yielded limited results, according to military officials. The political leadership, however, believes the operation is necessary for deterrence and to find more weapons, citing the attackers' armament.

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  • Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz overruled IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir regarding the Hebron operation.
  • The IDF operation in Hebron was launched after a shooting attack that killed two soldiers.
  • Military officials argue the operation has yielded limited results and should be reassessed.
  • Political leaders believe the operation is necessary for deterrence and to find more weapons.
  • The decision to continue the operation was made just before Tuesday's election.
Netanyahu Overrules IDF Chief, Continues Hebron Operation
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