Outgoing IDF Commander Criticizes Settler Violence and Leadership Silence
Maj. Gen. Yehuda Fuchs highlights rising ultranationalist crimes and lack of action from political and religious leaders in his retirement speech.
- Fuchs condemned the increase in ultranationalist violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
- He accused settler leaders of failing to address or condemn the violence effectively.
- His speech highlighted his feelings of guilt over the IDF's inability to prevent violence and maintain security.
- Right-wing figures criticized Fuchs, accusing him of causing unnecessary fear and being disconnected from reality.
- Supporters praised Fuchs for his moral stance and courage in addressing these issues.