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'Sensitive Security Situation': Israeli Army Chief Abruptly Cancels Trip To US
'Sensitive Security Situation': Israeli Army Chief Abruptly Cancels Trip To US
Via The Cradle
The Israel military's Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has canceled a planned trip to the US due to a "sensitive security situation," Israeli news outlet i24 reported on 30 September.
There is "increased alertness" in the army, said i24 military analyst Yossi Yehoshua. "The decision to cancel the trip was made by the military's top echelon even before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statements yesterday regarding threats to Israel," the report added.
Image source: IDFA senior Israeli army source told...
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