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IDF Chief of Staff's Wife Resigns Amidst Conflict of Interest Criticism
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First reported by TheMarker · 1 hour ago
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Orna Zamir, wife of IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, resigned as a director at Tomer Food due to criticism over a perceived conflict of interest, as the IDF is a major client of the company. Tomer Food and defense sources stated that all dealings were legitimate and won through proper tenders.
- 01IDF Chief of Staff's wife resigned from Tomer Food directorship.
- 02Criticism focused on perceived conflict of interest with IDF as a client.
- 03Defense sources denied private dealings and affirmed legitimate tender processes.
- 04Zamir stated her resignation was to protect the company's business.
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