After rumors circulated in recent days about an expected shortage of ammunition: Defense Minister Yoav Galant was asked today (Tuesday) at the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee about the issue and replied, "There is no armament problem."
In addition, in light of the discourse on the aerial power employed by the IDF in its operations in the southern Gaza Strip, he was asked why there were fewer aerial bombardments and replied that "the method of fighting in the southern Gaza Strip is different from the northern Gaza Strip." He is referring to the fact that according to assessments, there is a possibility of abductees in the area, alongside civilian population centers and terrorists who continue to fight.
Galant hints that Israel attacked Iran: "We were attacked from 7 arenas, we have already operated in 6 of them"
Earlier in the discussion, Galant emphasized to the committee members that Israel faces a long fighting, in which the country will need national determination and the steadfastness of the Israeli public.
Galant hinted at activity in Iran as well, saying at the start of the discussion: "We are in a multi-front war, we are being attacked from seven different fronts – Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Judea and Samaria, Iraq, Yemen and Iran. We have already responded and acted on six of these decrees, and I say here in the most explicit way possible - anyone who acts against us is a potential target, there is no immunity for anyone. Everyone sees the results in Gaza and understands them, those who see them especially are Hamas, Iran and Hezbollah."
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