Israel’s intelligence unit chief is about to resign within the close to future over failure to stop Hamas’ October 7 assault that killed over 1200 individuals, together with civilians. In keeping with reviews, Yossi Sariel sought “forgiveness” for the failure of the mission in his resignation letter.
“The commander of the 8200 unit, (Brigadier Common) Yossi Sariel, has knowledgeable his commanders and subordinates of his intention to finish his place,” the Israeli military mentioned in an announcement on Thursday.
“The officer will conclude his function within the close to future,” it added.
The media aired a duplicate of Sariel’s resignation letter, during which he expressed his “forgiveness” for “failing to meet the mission we have been entrusted with” on October 7.
This comes after Israel’s army intelligence directorate Main Common Aharon Haliva introduced his resignation in April 2024.
Since October 7 assault, Israel’s army offensive in opposition to Hamas has resulted in not less than 41,118 deaths in Gaza, as reported by the territory’s well being ministry. The UN rights workplace has indicated that almost all of these killed in Gaza are girls and kids.
“The commander of the 8200 unit, (Brigadier Common) Yossi Sariel, has knowledgeable his commanders and subordinates of his intention to finish his place,” the Israeli military mentioned in an announcement on Thursday.
“The officer will conclude his function within the close to future,” it added.
The media aired a duplicate of Sariel’s resignation letter, during which he expressed his “forgiveness” for “failing to meet the mission we have been entrusted with” on October 7.
This comes after Israel’s army intelligence directorate Main Common Aharon Haliva introduced his resignation in April 2024.
Since October 7 assault, Israel’s army offensive in opposition to Hamas has resulted in not less than 41,118 deaths in Gaza, as reported by the territory’s well being ministry. The UN rights workplace has indicated that almost all of these killed in Gaza are girls and kids.