Dozens of Israeli military personnel are being investigated for errors related to the Hamas attack that sparked the Gaza war. The disciplinary actions come as part of an internal review of the military’s response to the attack, which has raised questions about the effectiveness of Israel’s security measures.
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, a senior military figure, addressed troops in Jerusalem during a ceremony last month, emphasizing the need for accountability and lessons learned from the incident. His remarks highlighted the military’s commitment to reviewing its strategies and ensuring that similar mistakes do not occur in the future.
The investigation into the incident includes a broad range of personnel, with several commanders facing potential dismissal or other forms of disciplinary action. The military has not disclosed the exact nature of the errors, but the focus is on improving operational readiness and coordination across different units.
Analysts suggest that the disciplinary measures are part of a broader effort to restore confidence in the military’s ability to protect civilians and respond effectively to threats. However, the incident has also sparked debates about the balance between security and the protection of civilian lives during military operations.