Aman

As a result of Roman Gofman's decision, Brig. Gen. J. is leaving the Israeli security establishment nearly three years after the October 7 massacre. J., who served as head of the Aman Operations Division on the morning of the attack, had been loaned to the Mossad, but the new chief decided not to extend his tenure, despite an affidavit J. submitted to the Supreme Court that facilitated Gofman's...

Israel has been monitoring Turkish buildup in northern Syria for some time. As it happened, the political and military clocks synchronized, but that is no reason to forgo an attack. In Israel, it is already understood: a conflict with Turkey in the coming decade is not an implausible event.

Major General (res.) Tamir Hayman stated that reports regarding the depletion of US munitions are part of an internal political strategy designed to justify a shift toward diplomatic negotiations with Iran.

The IDF is considering promoting Major General Avi Blut to the position of Head of Aman. This follows a public dispute between Defense Minister Israel Katz and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir regarding senior officer appointments.

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox students will integrate for the first time into a unique track at a technological academy for service in special units in Aman. The IDF estimates that they will bring a different kind of thinking, one that was missing before October 7. According to a senior IDF official, this is a "step that opens a world that was until now almost closed to the ultra-Orthodox public."

In a presentation shown to the cabinet by the Mossad on the eve of the launch of Operation 'Lion's Roar', it was stated that regime change in Iran would arrive within one to three years. However, ministers expected a faster process.

An Israeli Air Force intelligence team successfully neutralized Iran's air defense network. Through deep intelligence and cooperation with Aman, they mapped and destroyed key SAM batteries, securing air superiority.

In a conversation with Nadav Eyal at the National Security Conference of ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth in collaboration with the INSS, Tamir Hayman presented worrying data regarding the attitude of young people in the US toward Israel and warned against the "dangerous bet" on Marco Rubio. Hayman called for presenting a political vision to curb this negative trend.

Yaari, son of MAPAM founder Meir Yaari, was praised for his performance during the Yom Kippur War, when he was a branch head in Syria. He is also remembered for his advice to the late Ariel Sharon during the First Lebanon War.