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IDF Chief Vows to Prevent Hostile Forces from Establishing Near Israel's Borders Amid Syrian Tensions

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First reported by Maariv · 7 hours ago

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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned that Israel will not allow hostile forces, especially Turkish-backed ones, to establish near its borders amid Syrian conflict developments. During a visit to southern Syria, he stressed the IDF's readiness to counter military threats and praised reservists for their ongoing service protecting northern Israel.

01IDF Chief Eyal Zamir vows to block hostile forces from settling near Israel's borders.
02Zamir highlights close monitoring of Syrian developments and Turkish involvement.
03IDF operations in Syria create a forward defense buffer for northern Israeli communities.
04Israel fears advanced weapons transfers to Syria may limit Israeli Air Force freedom.
05Zamir stresses readiness for escalation amid evolving multi-front conflicts.
06He praises reservists for their extensive service and commitment in the region.

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