Israeli opposition leader rails against ‘multi-front war without strategy’
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Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid criticized the government's handling of ongoing military actions against Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Lapid stated the military is overextended and accused the government of leading Israel towards a "security disaster" by engaging in a multi-front war without a clear strategy or sufficient resources. His remarks followed a similar warning from military chief Eyal Zamir. The military announced plans to establish a buffer zone in southern Lebanon up to the Litani River, prompting Lebanon to file a complaint with the UN Security Council, citing threats to its sovereignty. Lapid, while supporting military campaigns, has been a frequent critic of the government's war management.
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AI-ExtractedMilitary spokesman Effie Defrin said more combat soldiers are needed to establish a defensive buffer zone in Lebanon.
Israel said its military would take control of south Lebanon up to the Litani River.
The government is sending the army into a multi-front war without a strategy.
The military is stretched to the limit and beyond.
Yair Lapid warned that the war with Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon is taking too high a toll.
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