Overview
- Zamir confronted Netanyahu during a security meeting, accusing the prime minister’s son of orchestrating attacks against him and hinting at resignation if the takeover plan moves forward.
- The chief labeled the proposed full occupation a strategic “trap” that would endanger hostage lives and weaken the military’s long-term capacity.
- Far-right ministers led by Betzalel Smotrich and Yair Netanyahu have pushed to conquer Gaza City and central refugee camps despite hostage risks.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz affirmed his recommendation of Zamir as chief of staff and praised the IDF’s multi-front offensive achievements.
- The cabinet is due to vote Thursday on whether to approve the full military takeover of the Gaza Strip.