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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 Stresses Jordan Valley's Strategic Importance, Calls for Readiness

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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited the Jordanian border on Wednesday, emphasizing the Jordan Valley's strategic importance as Israel's "eastern defensive shield." He stressed the need for constant readiness and enhanced defensive and offensive capabilities, citing lessons from the October 7 attacks. Zamir also highlighted the crucial role of civilian communities and cooperation with local authorities in maintaining regional security.

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  • IDF Chief Eyal Zamir visited the Jordanian border on Wednesday, stressing its strategic importance.
  • Zamir called for constant readiness and enhanced defensive and offensive capabilities along the eastern border.
  • He stated the Jordan Valley is Israel's "eastern defensive shield" vital for national security.
  • The 96th Division's establishment was cited as an implementation of lessons from the October 7 attacks.
  • Zamir emphasized the importance of civilian communities and cooperation with local authorities for security.
IDF Chief Stresses Jordan Valley's Strategic Importance, Calls for Readiness
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