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Ongoing Story· Day 28

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

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Ex-IDF Chief Halevi: Oct. 7 Failures Preventable, Not Internal Betrayal

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Former IDF chief of staff Herzi Halevi stated that the October 7 attacks were a "preventable failure" but not an act of "betrayal from within." Speaking publicly for the first time since leaving his post in March 2025, Halevi made the comments at a conference in New York. He also called for a completed investigation into the security failures as part of Israel's national healing process.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Former IDF chief Herzi Halevi said Oct. 7 was a preventable failure, not internal betrayal.
  • Halevi spoke publicly for the first time since leaving his IDF post in March 2025.
  • The former chief made his remarks at a conference held in New York.
  • He called for completing an investigation into the security failures surrounding Oct. 7.
  • Halevi believes the investigation is part of Israel's national healing process.
Ex-IDF Chief Halevi: Oct. 7 Failures Preventable, Not Internal Betrayal
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