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YnetPolitics

Defense Minister Katz Denies Calls to Remove Central Command Chief Amid Political Campaign

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Defense Minister Israel Katz denied reports that he called for the removal of the Central Command chief, calling the claims false and politically motivated.

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  • Defense Minister Israel Katz denies calling for Central Command chief's dismissal.
  • Katz says reports are part of a political campaign against the government.
  • He clarified his response during a live interview when dismissal was suggested.
  • Katz announced a new Central Command commander before the controversy.
  • He emphasized his immediate rejection of any call to remove the general.
Defense Minister Katz Denies Calls to Remove Central Command Chief Amid Political Campaign
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Defense Minister Israel Katz addressed claims that he called for the dismissal of the Central Command chief, calling such reports completely false. Katz made the remarks following a live announcement about the appointment of a new Central Command commander. He stated that attempts to portray his words as a call to remove the general are part of a political campaign targeting the government. Katz clarified that during an interview, when a participant suggested dismissing the commander, he immediately and clearly responded with 'No'.

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