IDF Chief of Staff Praises Special Forces for Historic Operations at Palmachim Base
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited Palmachim Airbase to evaluate Air Force readiness and praised special forces for unprecedented, strategically significant operations. He also honored reservists for their essential role in Israel's multi-front defense.
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- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited Palmachim Airbase to assess Air Force readiness.
- Zamir praised special forces for unprecedented, courageous operations with strategic impact.
- Many special forces missions remain classified and cannot be publicly discussed.
- The Air Force has operated farther and longer than ever in ongoing multi-theater campaigns.
- Zamir expressed deep appreciation for reservists' critical role in Israel's defense.
- The IDF remains vigilant and prepared across all fronts, both defensive and offensive.
IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir visited the Palmachim Airbase on Sunday to assess the Air Force's readiness for various defense and attack scenarios. Accompanied by Air Force Commander Major General Amikam Norkin and other senior officers, Zamir reviewed operational preparedness and engaged directly with special forces soldiers.
During his visit, Zamir commended the special forces for their unprecedented operations, highlighting their courage, creativity, and execution skills. He noted that many of these missions cannot be publicly discussed but emphasized their strategic significance and historical impact on the IDF. Zamir stated, "In the multi-theater campaign we are engaged in, the Air Force has operated farther and longer than ever before with groundbreaking capabilities."
Zamir also expressed deep appreciation for the reservists, acknowledging their vital role in sustaining Israel's multi-front combat readiness and addressing diverse challenges. He saluted them on behalf of the entire Israeli nation.
The visit underscored the IDF's commitment to maintaining high alertness and operational capability across all fronts, both defensive and offensive.
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