Herzi Halevi
“The price that Hezbollah is paying has increased, our attacks will increase,” said IDF chief Herzi Halevi during a visit to an IAF base.
Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi on Wednesday night approved attack and defense plans for the north.
Israel believes Hezbollah is preparing for a large-scale attack after thousands of its members were wounded and several killed when their pagers detonated.
Senior defense officials warned the Israeli Cabinet that “everything” must be done to prevent another war front from opening up in Judea and Samaria.
However, he cautioned that Iran could still cause a regional escalation.
“We will also be very, very determined and persist in bringing the fallen back” for Jewish burial, said the top IDF commander.
The summit was led by Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi.
The military is ready to secure the Gaza-Sinai border regardless of the circumstances, Israeli army chief Herzi Halevi said.
“Not only will the change in title not only not prevent us from pursuing him, it motivates us and we will make the effort to find him, to target him, and for them to replace the head of the political bureau once again.”
The CENTCOM commander was in Israel as part of a Mideast trip to mobilize the coalition against upcoming attacks.
Israel’s defense minister was presented with options for responding to Hezbollah’s attack on Majdal Shams.
The military is increasing its readiness for “the next stage of fighting in the north” following the Iranian terror proxy’s deadly attack, said IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi.
