Dado Bar Kalifa replaces Avi Bluth as Central Command chief for the West Bank, following a recommendation from Eyal Zamir that faced dispute from Israel Katz and required clarification from Netanyahu's associates.
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Updated Aug 31
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What happened
Dado Bar Kalifa replaces Avi Bluth as Central Command chief for the West Bank, following a recommendation from Eyal Zamir that faced dispute from Israel Katz and required clarification from Netanyahu's associates.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Dado Bar Kalifa
Israeli military officer
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Eyal Zamir
Chief of the General Staff of Israel Defense Forces
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Avi Bluth
Israeli military officer
Nothing else this week.
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West Bank
Palestinian territory on the western bank of the Jordan River, occupied by Israel
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Related events
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