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Chief of Staff: "A company that does not back up its soldiers and commanders even when they are wrong, will find that there is no one to fight for it"

Kochavi responded to the criticism received by the IDF following the death of Border Patrol fighter Barel Hadaria Shmueli.

In a letter he sent to IDF commanders, he wrote that "the willingness to bear the loss is a condition for national resilience, and resilience is a condition for continued existence."

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Amir Bohbot and Yifat Rosenberg

Saturday, 04 September 2021, 20:26

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Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi wrote in a letter to IDF commanders, parts of which were published tonight (Saturday) that "a company that does not back up its soldiers and commanders, even when they made a mistake, will find that there is no one to fight for it."

Stars wrote on the background of harsh criticism from the family of a Border Guard officer who was shot to death on the Gaza border, Barel chambers Shmueli, and others on the right. 'Willingness to bear losses is a prerequisite for national steadfastness and resilience is a prerequisite for the continued existence, "he added.

Fee backed the stars of the IDF commanders and soldiers and encouraged them to continue to "initiate and take responsibility, to dare and bear the consequences. The backing we give you expresses first and foremost a backing for the method of command and leadership in the IDF."

We will not change it, we will strengthen it.

"This is not just a matter for the IDF, it is a matter for the State of Israel and at its center is the question of which commanders it wants - dare and initiate or defend and hesitate. Be bold."

"Resilience is a condition for continued existence."

Stars (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Kochavi said this week that as soon as the "Guard of the Walls" operation ended, the IDF began to prepare for another campaign, in the shadow of the tension prevailing in the Gaza Strip in recent weeks, culminating in the death of Sgt. Shmueli.

"We have improved and we continue to improve our offensive capability in the Strip and our operational plans," the chief of staff continued. In Operation The Guardian of the Walls. "

Hamas opposes Israel's intervention in bringing in money from Qatar - and threatens

Meanwhile, Palestinian sources reported today that the Hamas leadership has informed the Qatari envoy that it opposes Israeli intervention in the list of names of the people who are supposed to receive the financial grant.

This, after removing the names of some of them for security reasons.

According to the source, despite opposition to Israeli intervention in Hamas, there is no opposition to the introduction of the grant and distribution to needy families.

According to the sources, the GSS received the list of grant recipients and after an examination removed 2,000 names from it, which angered the Hamas leadership.

Hamas spokesman 'Abd al-Latif Kanoua said the Palestinian people in Gaza were determined to achieve all their demands and lift the siege, and would not receive a gradual relief, adding that the options were open and all means and measures were kosher "to put pressure on the occupation."

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Ganz secretly met with a Qatari official in a third country to sum up the transfer of funds to Gaza

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"all means are valid".

Demonstrations by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip last week (Photo: Official website, Hassan Aslich)

Qatari money transferred in suitcases to Gaza (Photo: Walla! NEWS, ---)

The issue of transferring Qatari money was under Benjamin Netanyahu's authority, but after the formation of the new government, the Ministry of Defense took responsibility for the issue.

Recently, there have been reports that Defense Minister Bnei Gantz is holding a secret meeting with a minister in the Qatari government.

The meeting took place in a third country and trade mechanism money transfer Qatar to Gaza through the United Nations.

Statement released by Ganz, which said that the transfer of the money into Gaza would be resumed, he also hinted at the meeting. "We decided to change and improve the mechanism for the transfer of humanitarian aid of Qatar to Gaza residents, so as to ensure "That the money goes to those who really need it," Ganz said, and continued, "For that purpose, I kept in touch with officials in Qatar who understood the Israeli need and I thank them for that."

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