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Olmert Accuses Military Commander of Aiding Jewish Settler Terrorism

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Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert accused Central Command chief Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth of aiding "Jewish terrorism" by giving in to settler pressure and failing to protect residents. Olmert stated Bluth declared a military zone closed without cause, violating his duty to maintain law and order. The former premier called this his harshest criticism of an army general, citing Bluth's alleged backing of settlers attacking Palestinians.

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  • Former PM Ehud Olmert accused Central Command chief Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth of aiding "Jewish terrorism."
  • Olmert stated Bluth failed in his duty to uphold the law and protect residents in the territories.
  • The former prime minister alleged Bluth succumbed to settler pressure in declaring a military zone closed.
  • Olmert claimed Bluth's actions directly violate his obligation to maintain law and order.
  • Olmert said Bluth is actively assisting settlers who attack Palestinians and prevent olive harvests.
Olmert Accuses Military Commander of Aiding Jewish Settler Terrorism
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