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Defense Minister Denies Reports of Chief of Staff Dismissal

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Defense Minister Denies Reports of Chief of Staff Dismissal

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Defense Minister Israel Katz has dismissed reports of plans to fire Chief of Staff Zamir as a "complete fabrication and lie." Katz stated he recommended Zamir for the position and that they are working together for Israel's security. The minister suggested the reports were disinformation aimed at harming the Likud party before elections.

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  • Defense Minister Israel Katz denied reports of plans to dismiss Chief of Staff Zamir.
  • Katz called the reports a "complete fabrication and lie."
  • The minister suggested the reports were disinformation aimed at harming the Likud party.
  • Katz stated he recommended Zamir for the Chief of Staff position.
  • He highlighted their work together for Israel's security and historic achievements.

Defense Minister Israel Katz has vehemently denied reports circulating on Tuesday evening that there was an intention to dismiss Chief of Staff Zamir. Katz described the reports as a "complete fabrication and lie," asserting they were part of a broader pattern of disinformation aimed at harming the Likud party ahead of elections.

Katz emphasized his personal recommendation for Zamir's appointment as Chief of Staff, highlighting their collaborative work towards Israel's security and citing "unprecedented historic achievements." He stated his intention to continue this partnership in the future.

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