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Ongoing Story· Day 29

IDF Chief of Staff Acknowledges Failure on October 7th, Vows Accountability

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Ex-IDF Chief Halevi Calls Oct. 7 'Preventable Failure,' Denies Internal Betrayal

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Former IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi described the October 7th attacks as a "preventable failure" and denied any internal betrayal within the military. He spoke at a conference on combating antisemitism, stating that Israel must investigate the failure to implement fixes. Halevi also suggested that Iran and Hezbollah should have been prioritized over Hamas.

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  • Former IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi called the October 7th attacks a "preventable failure."
  • Halevi denied any internal betrayal within the IDF regarding the October 7th attacks.
  • He stated that Israel must conduct a thorough investigation to address the failure.
  • Halevi suggested that Iran and Hezbollah should have been prioritized over Hamas.
  • He expressed confidence in explaining the events leading up to the October 7th attacks.
Ex-IDF Chief Halevi Calls Oct. 7 'Preventable Failure,' Denies Internal Betrayal
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