Border Police Graduates 192 New Commanders in Harish Ceremony
Border Police commander Brik Yitzhak presided over a graduation ceremony for 192 new commanders in Harish on Monday. The graduates completed a four-month intensive training program.
Border Police commander Brik Yitzhak led a graduation ceremony for 192 new commanders on Monday at the Border Police memorial in Harish, joined by senior command and families. The graduates completed a four-intensive-month training course designed to prepare them for complex operational missions across the country.
The rigorous curriculum covers leadership, combat command, instruction, marksmanship, and core values. The newly minted commanders will now integrate into various units and regional sectors to lead the next generation of fighters.
Addressing the graduates, Brik Yitzhak emphasized the importance of resilience and steadfast leadership. "Educate, teach, strengthen, and be an anchor, especially in difficult moments, and take care of all your people's needs," Yitzhak stated, highlighting the massive expansion and modernization of the Border Police.
Head of the Border Police School, Deputy Commissioner Barak Mordechai, also addressed the troops, praising their firsthand experience in combat. "You are a generation that has experienced combat and knows firsthand the meaning of defending the country," Mordechai noted, urging them to lead by example.
