Iran won’t be incoming IDF chief of staff’s biggest challenge - analysis
Halevi, who will replace Lt.-Gen. Aviv Kohavi, will have his work cut out for him maintaining ties between the IDF and Israel's political echelon.
By ANNA AHRONHEIM
Published: NOVEMBER 30, 2022
Iran might pose the greatest external threat to the State of Israel, but relations between the IDF and the political echelon are going to be the greatest challenge for Herzi Halevi when he becomes chief of staff in January. Halevi, who will replace Lt.-Gen. Aviv Kohavi, will have his work cut out for him from the moment he sits behind his desk at the Kirya Military Headquarters in Tel Aviv. He will, of course, have to deal with Iran and its proxies, as well as the ongoing Operation Break the Wave in the West Bank, all while making sure that Gaza remains “quiet.”
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Halevi, who will replace Lt.-Gen. Aviv Kohavi, will have his work cut out for him maintaining ties between the IDF and Israel's political echelon.
By ANNA AHRONHEIM
Published: NOVEMBER 30, 2022
Iran might pose the greatest external threat to the State of Israel, but relations between the IDF and the political echelon are going to be the greatest challenge for Herzi Halevi when he becomes chief of staff in January. Halevi, who will replace Lt.-Gen. Aviv Kohavi, will have his work cut out for him from the moment he sits behind his desk at the Kirya Military Headquarters in Tel Aviv. He will, of course, have to deal with Iran and its proxies, as well as the ongoing Operation Break the Wave in the West Bank, all while making sure that Gaza remains “quiet.”
more............. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-723722