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SrugimPolitics

Gilad Erdan Strongly Criticizes Defense Minister Katz Over Live Dismissal of IDF Central Command Chief

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Gilad Erdan condemned Defense Minister Israel Katz's live dismissal of IDF Central Command Chief Avi Blot, calling it harmful to security and dishonorable to right-wing values.

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  • Gilad Erdan criticized Israel Katz for live dismissal of IDF Central Command Chief Avi Blot.
  • Erdan said Katz's actions harm national security and disgrace the right-wing.
  • He accused Katz of playing politics at the expense of Israel's security.
  • Erdan called the live firing a new low and disrespectful to a loyal officer.
  • He stressed true right-wing values include respecting and backing IDF commanders.
  • Erdan urged acting for the state's good, not personal interests.
Gilad Erdan Strongly Criticizes Defense Minister Katz Over Live Dismissal of IDF Central Command Chief
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Gilad Erdan, former minister and ambassador, sharply criticized Defense Minister Israel Katz for his handling of the live announcement replacing IDF Central Command Chief Avi Blot. Erdan condemned Katz's move as damaging to national security and unrepresentative of right-wing values, accusing him of playing "small politics at the expense of our security." He described the live dismissal of a dedicated senior officer as a new low and said it disgraces the right-wing camp. Erdan emphasized that true right-wing leadership respects and supports IDF commanders, acting for the country's benefit rather than personal gain.

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