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Ongoing Story· Day 29

IDF Chief of Staff Warns of Escalation Potential in West Bank

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IDF Chief of Staff Visits Eastern Border, Emphasizes Readiness

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Chief of Staff visited Israel's eastern border and highlighted the necessity for IDF forces to be prepared for rapid changes and surprises, in addition to intelligence alerts. He stressed the importance of maintaining high vigilance to counter threats and protect borders and citizens.

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  • IDF Chief of Staff visited Israel's eastern border.
  • Forces must be ready for rapid change and surprise.
  • High vigilance is required in every sector.
  • The goal is to anticipate threats and protect borders and civilians.

The Chief of Staff conducted a visit to the eastern border of Israel, where he stressed the importance of maintaining a high level of readiness among IDF forces. During his visit, he stated that "alongside the demand for intelligence alerts, the fundamental state of the IDF forces must be prepared for rapid change and surprise." He further emphasized the need for vigilance in every sector, to anticipate threats and ensure the protection of the borders and civilians.

IDF SpokespersonOfficial · Tel Aviv

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