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SrugimSecurity

Yesha Council Supports Central Command Chief Amid Defense Minister Katz Controversy

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

The Yesha Council publicly supports Central Command Chief Avi Blot following Defense Minister Israel Katz's announcement about his replacement, praising Blot's leadership and cooperation with settlements. The council also endorses Katz's security initiatives and plans a meeting with him to discuss the matter.

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  • Yesha Council backs Central Command Chief Avi Blot amid replacement controversy.
  • Blot praised for his military leadership and cooperation with settlements.
  • Council supports Defense Minister Israel Katz's security and settlement policies.
  • Katz is credited with advancing Israel's fight against terrorism.
  • Regional leaders to meet Katz later Monday to discuss the issue.
Yesha Council Supports Central Command Chief Amid Defense Minister Katz Controversy
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The Yesha Council responded on Monday morning to the controversy sparked by Defense Minister Israel Katz's announcement regarding the replacement of Central Command Chief Avi Blot. The council expressed strong support for Blot, emphasizing his lifelong dedication to Israel's security and his effective, proactive military leadership in counterterrorism. They highlighted his close and respectful cooperation with the settlement communities.

The council also voiced backing for Katz, praising his efforts to strengthen Israel's security, decisively combat terrorism, and advance settlement development in Judea, Samaria, and the Jordan Valley. Additionally, the council announced that regional leaders would meet with Katz later that afternoon to discuss the issue further.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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