The Chief of Staff held an 8-hour conference during which the main assessments of the situation, IDF operations in the Corona crisis and the operation of the forces were presented • "This relative calm is not created from anywhere - you who cause it"

All the commanders of the IDF's operational units, the rank of lieutenant colonel and above, took part in an operational forum led by Chief of Staff, Major General Aviv Kochavi.

The conference, which was held in about 40 different discussion rooms across the country through VC, updated the forum assessing the state of the enemy, applying force, IDF actions in curbing Corona and the strategic implications in the Middle East.

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During the event, key insights from the IDF's operational activities were presented, including the extensive efforts and intense efforts of the entire IDF body, including the Home Front Command, the Communications Division, the Intelligence and Technology and Logistics Division - from the outbreak of the Corona virus over the last period.

Alongside this, participants in the power building processes were updated to the operational end. At the end of the conference, the chief of staff held a dialogue with the commanders. Each of the four different seats focused on another extensive IDF activity in recent months.

"The IDF," Major-General Kochavi concluded, "has been operating on three levels over the past few months - intense power, dealing with the Corona virus at the national level and continuing to exercise the momentum. The relative quiet we detect along our borders is the result of the exercise of informed power. "This quiet is not created from anywhere - you who cause it."

Major General Kochavi also added that the realization of the operational end-of-operations projects first and foremost, the digital and the multi-arm connections presented, are at the core of the new TAR, and sought to strengthen those engaged in the craft, "which make the concept a practical capability in the field."

In his remarks, Kochavi noted that "our duty as commanders is to recognize reality and respond to it in time - which is exactly what we do."