Israel’s army says it will fire air force reservists who condemned the war
- The Israeli Air Force plans to dismiss all active reservists who signed a letter urging the government to prioritize hostage release, even if it requires ending the Gaza War.
- Over 1,000 reservists and retired air personnel publicly expressed distrust in military leadership and criticized the war's goals, advocating for hostage safety instead.
- Defence Minister Israel Katz condemned the letter, labeling it an 'unacceptable phenomenon' and asserting it undermines the military's efforts against Hamas.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu labelled the signatories as 'fringe extremists' and stated that their actions weaken the IDF during wartime.
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Israeli reservists fired after calling for hostage release even if it requires immediate truce - Egypt Independent
CNN — The Israeli military has fired Air Force reservists who publicly called for an immediate return of the remaining hostages in Gaza even if it requires an immediate ceasefire, according to a statement from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). In a letter published in Israel’s major newspapers, hundreds of Air Force reservists and retirees said the IDF is fighting a war for political purposes without a military goal. “At this time, the war main…
In the letter sent by reservists, they express doubts about the usefulness of the war in Gaza.
Tel Aviv., The Israeli army announced yesterday that it will fire the air force reservists who signed a letter condemning the war in Gaza, as it serves only political interests and not to bring the hostages back home.
Israel says it will fire army reservists who signed letter against war in Gaza
Israel’s military said yesterday it will fire air force reservists who signed an open letter that condemns the war in Gaza for only serving political interests instead of bringing the hostages home.
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