Yotam Zemer on Lebanon: "We used to be afraid to move a tent, today we moved a mountain"

Panelist Yotam Zemer discussed IDF operations in Lebanon on Channel 14's "The Patriots" program, emphasizing a shift in Israeli perception. Zemer claimed Israel is unafraid to act, noted that earthquake tremors measuring 4.1 on the Richter scale were recorded following the activity, and highlighted the importance of the open fronts policy.

On Channel 14's program "The Patriots," panelist Yotam Zemer addressed IDF operations in Lebanon, emphasizing a shift in Israeli perception. Zemer stated, "We used to be afraid to move a tent, today we moved a mountain," and noted that earthquake tremors measuring 4.1 on the Richter scale were recorded in Lebanon following the activity of our forces. He stressed the importance of the open fronts policy, saying, "All fronts are open, and wow, we haven't closed any arena yet. Very good." Zemer praised the assertive and determined approach, linking the operations to the recognition of Hezbollah's defeat. These remarks were made in the context of a discussion on security policy, emphasizing that no reckless agreements should be signed.