The serious dimension of views between the Chief of Staff of the Israeli Defense Forces (), Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, now takes on public dimensions, with his plan to occupy it, in view of the decisive meeting of the Security Council in the afternoon.
“We will continue to disagree,” says the IDF commander of Netanyahu’s plan
In his announcement, Eyal Zamir argued: “We will continue to express our position in a pragmatic, independent and professional way. The culture of disagreement is an integral part of the history of the people of Israel. It is a vital component of the organizational culture of Israeli defense forces, both internally and externally. “
Zamir continued the confrontation with Netanyahu, saying: “We do not deal with theory. We deal with issues of life and death, the defense of the state, and we do this by looking directly into the eyes of our soldiers and the citizens of the country. We will continue to act with responsibility, integrity and determination, with only the good of the state and its safety in front of our eyes. We have achieved and even overcome the goals of the business and continue to act to ensure long -term security for communities in the south. “
The Israeli Prime Minister promotes his plan for complete occupation of gauze independently
This conflict comes as the Israeli prime minister is preparing to announce the next phase of businesses that will include a new escalation of conflicts across the Palestinian enclave and within the zones where the Israeli hostages are held or where there are large gatherings.
The above plans have sparked reactions for days as many estimate that the escalation of conflicts can cause the deaths of those Israeli hostages left alive in Hamas underground tunnels, but also that the occupation of Gaza will have significant costs for Israeli and Israeli.
Polls show that most Israelis want the war to end with an agreement providing for the liberation of the rest of the hostages. The Netanyahu government insists on its part in the total victory over the Palestinian armed group Hamas.
The Israeli army claims that it controls about 75% of Gaza, while most of the Gaza population, about 2 million, have been displaced many times in the last 22 months and the inhabitants of the enclave are on the verge of famine.
