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Israel Katz Rejects Gadi Eisenkot's Call to Limit Military Operations
Defense Minister Israel Katz rejected Gadi Eisenkot's plea to postpone non-immediate military operations, stating Israel's security cannot wait for political transitions. Katz asserted the government's authority to direct the IDF without opposition or judicial approval.
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- 01Defense Minister Israel Katz rejected Gadi Eisenkot's call to delay military operations not facing immediate threats.
- 02Katz stated Israel's security is not in transition and does not await political outcomes.
- 03He asserted the government can direct the IDF without opposition or judicial approval.
- 04Katz cited ongoing operations in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria as necessary actions.
- 05Netanyahu and Eisenkot are scheduled to meet for a security briefing on November 12.
- 06The meeting follows public accusations of politicizing national security.
Netanyahu and Eisenkot are set to meet for a security briefing amid public disagreements over national security policy.
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