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Israel's Defense Minister: No Need for Opposition or Legal Approval for Military Operations

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Defense Minister Katz: Israel Acts Decisively on Security Without Political Approval

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Defense Minister Israel Katz declared that Israel does not need political or legal approval for IDF operations, citing actions in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Hebron, and Judea and Samaria. He also stated that Israel has shown "determination and discretion" toward Iran in coordination with the IDF, asserting that national security is independent of political processes. Katz made these comments after an overnight strike in Khan Yunis.

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  • Defense Minister Israel Katz stated Israel does not need political or legal approval for IDF security operations.
  • Katz cited operations in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Hebron, and Judea and Samaria as examples.
  • He affirmed Israel's "determination and discretion" toward Iran, in coordination with the IDF.
  • Katz asserted that national security is not dependent on political processes.
  • The minister's remarks followed an overnight strike in Khan Yunis.

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