Israel to Dismiss Air Force Reservists Who Publicly Criticize Gaza War

Military enforces disciplinary actions as criticism grows over hostage strategy and humanitarian impact.

Israel's military announced it will fire air force reservists who signed a letter condemning the Gaza war and accusing the government of prioritizing political goals over hostage recovery.
Nearly 1,000 reservists and retirees signed the letter, calling for the immediate return of hostages even if it requires halting military operations.
The military stated that active reservists engaging in political expression violate trust and will be removed from service to maintain discipline.
Israel continues its intensified offensive in Gaza, with over 1,000 deaths reported since the ceasefire collapsed, as it seeks to pressure Hamas into releasing hostages.
Humanitarian conditions in Gaza worsen under blockades on food, fuel, and aid, while international scrutiny, including calls from Brazil, increases over alleged rights violations.