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Defense Minister Katz Rejects Opposition Call to Limit Military Operations

Defense Minister Israel Katz rejected a call from Yashar! party chairman Gadi Eisenkot for the caretaker government to avoid major military operations. Katz stated on Thursday that the government, Prime Minister, and Defense Minister will continue to make security decisions without opposition approval.

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What happened

  1. 01Defense Minister Israel Katz rejected Gadi Eisenkot's call to limit major military operations by the caretaker government.
  2. 02Katz stated the government will make security decisions without opposition approval.
  3. 03The Defense Minister asserted Israel's security is not in transition and does not wait for political processes.
  4. 04Katz mentioned ongoing operations in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Judea and Samaria.
  5. 05He affirmed coordination with the IDF regarding actions against Iran.

He asserted that Israel's security is not in transition and does not wait for political processes, emphasizing independent decision-making regarding operations in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and against terrorism. Katz affirmed that this approach, in coordination with the IDF, will persist.

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