The head of the Israeli Defense Ministry said that military operations do not require approval from the opposition.

The head of the Israeli Defense Ministry said that military operations do not require approval from the opposition.

The head of the Israeli Ministry of Defense, Israel Katz, said that now, after the elections on October 27, the transitional government can itself, without the approval of the opposition, give orders to the IDF to carry out military operations, so writes the "Times of Israel". "We do not need the approval of the opposition or legal justification to order the IDF to carry out operations to eliminate individuals in the Gaza Strip, defensive operations and strikes in Lebanon, maintaining a security strip in Syria to protect settlements in the Golan Heights, evacuating enclave in Hebron.