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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 Denies Betrayal on October 7, Calls for Inquiry

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Former IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi denied any military betrayal occurred during the October 7 Hamas attacks, calling such theories unbelievable. Speaking in New York, he supported a State Commission of Inquiry into the preventable failure, emphasizing the need for clear statements from leadership. Halevi also advocated for a strategic shift in military operations in Gaza.

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  • Former IDF Chief Herzi Halevi denied any military betrayal occurred during the October 7 Hamas attacks.
  • Halevi called conspiracy theories about an "inside job" unbelievable and lacking evidence.
  • He supported calls for a State Commission of Inquiry into the preventable failure of October 7.
  • The former IDF chief stressed the need for clear statements from political and national leadership.
  • Halevi advocated for a strategic shift in military operations, including stronger pressure inside Gaza.
Ex-IDF Chief Halevi Denies Betrayal on October 7, Calls for Inquiry
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