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Not on the Military Advocate General's line: What is behind the struggle between the Treasury and the Chief of Staff
The dispute between the Chief of Staff and the Accountant General at the Ministry of Finance regarding the benefits for the dismissed Military Advocate General, which was exposed by Ynet, is actually about the power struggle between the two. The Accountant General: "Defining the decision as a 'command authority' does not grant it immunity". IDF: "The decision regarding the Military Advocate...
In the shadow of challenges on various fronts: The Chief of Staff convened a special operational forum
A special operational forum led by the Chief of Staff, Rav-Aluf Eyal Zamir, is taking place today with the participation of the IDF senior command staff. The forum aims to conduct a comprehensive multi-front operational-intelligence update, refine routine procedures, and align combat commanders in the field.
Half a term under fire: Trust in Zamir is high - but the political trap is around the corner
A new study by the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), which examined the tenure of Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, determines: trust in him is high - but conditional. The trap: every decision, however professional, may be perceived as political. In the remainder of his term, the challenges will be maintaining the IDF as a state army, handling the manpower crisis, and the erosion of command...
From the Chief of Staff’s headquarters to the minister’s home: the route of an American Satmar Hasid for Iran
An investigation has been revealed involving an American Satmar Hasid who became a central figure in one of the most serious wartime espionage cases. Maintaining contact with Iranian handlers, he documented sensitive sites, including the home of the former Chief of Staff and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

It's on you, Chief of Staff
The escalation in the West Bank presents Eyal Zamir with another moment where he must decide which side of history to stand on. His actions will determine whether he is remembered as a principled officer or a figure enabling political cynicism.