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Southern Command Chief Admits Failure to Protect Eshkol Residents on Oct. 7

Southern Command chief Maj. Gen. Yehiyeh Asor admitted military failures in protecting Eshkol residents on October 7th, stating the army operated on wishful thinking instead of reality. He praised residents' heroism while acknowledging the broken trust and the mission failure to defend the state.

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Southern Command Chief Admits Failure to Protect Eshkol Residents on Oct. 7
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  1. 01Southern Command chief Maj. Gen. Yehiyeh Asor admitted military failure to protect Eshkol residents on Oct. 7.
  2. 02Asor stated the army relied on wishful thinking instead of interpreting facts realistically.
  3. 03He acknowledged the enemy does not seek peace and the destruction was unbearable.
  4. 04The chief praised Eshkol residents for their courage and heroism during the attack.
  5. 05Asor declared that the trust residents placed in the military was broken.
  6. 06He concluded by saying the military rose from the fragments of that failure.

Asor concluded by saying the military rose from the fragments of that failure.

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