Where is the army 2.0

Einav Schiff attacks the IDF's conduct during the olive harvest season, which he calls 'an orgy of pogroms'. He claims an operational failure in the face of settler violence against Palestinians and diplomats, and demands accountability from the Chief of Staff and the Commander of the Central Command.

In his column, Einav Schiff attacks the IDF's conduct during the olive harvest season in the West Bank, which he calls 'an orgy of pogroms'. He notes that settler violence escalated over the weekend, with high-profile victims such as a Washington Post photographer and European diplomats. Schiff argues that the IDF's response, which includes condemnations and shifting blame, does not constitute taking responsibility for 'a clear loss of control'. He defines the situation as 'a resounding operational failure', as the army fails to enforce the law and protect innocents. Schiff questions why Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and Central Command Chief Avi Bluth are not held accountable, and compares the conduct to the rot that led to the October 7 disaster. The column ends with a warning of future international sanctions.

Where is the army 2.0