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Gaza Division Intel Officer Disputes Dismissal, Blames Systemic Failures The defense statement of Lt. Col. Arie Amidaror, Gaza Division's intelligence officer on October 7, has been revealed after a gag order was lifted. Amidaror disputes his dismissal, claiming he initiated discussions to challenge threat perceptions and denies personal responsibility for intelligence failures, arguing the warning task was not his unit's role. The IDF, however, attributes personal responsibility to him for professional errors and malfunctions.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Gaza Division intel officer's defense statement on Oct 7 failures revealed. 02 Lt. Col. Amidaror denies personal responsibility for intelligence failures. 03 He claims to have challenged threat perceptions within the IDF. 04 The IDF attributes personal responsibility to him for professional errors. 05 Amidaror argues the warning task was not his unit's responsibility. 06 He claims to be the only commander paying a significant price. Translated and summarized by baba from Kipa , the latest report. Read Kipa’s original The coverage
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