Eyal Zamir comments on wave of reservist letters calling for end to war

Israel in ’damage control’ over reservist calls to end Gaza war

The Israeli army is in 'damage control' over the suspension of air force reservists who signed a letter calling for a deal to release captives in Gaza and end the war, attempting to reduce its reliance on reservists and put conscripts on the frontlines instead. Israel's military chief Eyal Zamir and airforce chief Tomer Bar are set to meet with representatives of the signatories who were suspended from service over the letter, as well as other s…

Data of thousands of Israel soldiers leaked

A security breach on an external Israeli ticketing website led to sensitive data belonging to soldiers in the Israeli occupation army, including Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and high-ranking officers,...

Gen. Eyal Zamir Shuts Down Leftwing Refusal In The IDF With These Words... - Israel Unwired

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir met with troops in Gaza City’s Shejaiya neighborhood earlier today, telling them that the military will not allow political arguments to enter the military, amid mounting letters signed by reservists and veterans calling for a hostage deal with Hamas even if it comes at the cost of ending the war. הרמטכ״ל, רב-אלוף אייל זמיר, קיים היום הערכת מצב וסיור שטח בשג׳עייה שברצועת עזה עם מפקד פיקוד הדרום, אלוף יניב …

Eyal Zamir comments on wave of reservist letters calling for end to war

IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir said that the military will not allow internal disagreements to infiltrate the defense body while conducting a situational assessment in Gaza.

Ex-Israeli military and spy agency leaders say Netanyahu should end 'political' war in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should end his political war in Gaza, said former leaders of the Mossad spy agency and members of the military.

Israelis who want to stop the Gaza war and bring the hostages home have gained powerful allies. 250 former agents from the Mossad intelligence service are with them.