Turkish → English transcript

They have some problems internally. For example, the words of Chief of General Staff Major General Eyal Zamir are very striking.

He says our army is heading toward collapse. He says even our reserve soldiers are now completely exhausted.

At the same time, after these retaliations, the mayors of the destroyed cities are also lashing out at Netanyahu.

Iran is overturning the Iron Dome and hurting Israel every night.

However, the Revolutionary Guards dealt a heavy blow to the Israeli army not only physically but also psychologically.

The clearest confession in this regard came from the Israeli Chief of General Staff, Major General Eyal Zamir.

Zamir said, the army is collapsing.

De Jérusalem Post'un haberine göre 25 Mart'ta yapılan güvenlik kabinesi toplantısında Genelkurmay Başkanı Kor General Eyal Zamir,

confessed that the army could no longer bear the current personnel burden.

Zamir, before the army collapses in on itself, I am raising exactly ten red flags.

If no solution is found to the lack of personnel, the collapse of the army is inevitable.

Even in peacetime we need more soldiers on the borders of Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank,

right now the gaps are creating massive breaches in our defense, he said.

Benny Gantz, the head of the opposition National Unity Party,

criticized Netanyahu, saying the government talks about changing the Middle East but cannot even provide the soldiers who will win the war.

Hürremi Bergen Belzem and Mişkal Şile Sriveti Şakir.

In Israel, one of the people who most clearly expressed the psychological collapse was Avichai Stern, the mayor of Kiryat Shmona.

I cannot pay the bachelor’s tax, it is not that I have absolutely nothing.

“What kind of victory is this?” shouted the mayor, saying, “You failed,” as he described the destroyed buildings in the city,

and said, “If we lose an entire city, it does not matter how we end the war.”

“How are we losing, sir? For months we have been living under fire, we are fighting with others.”

Margaliyot Mayor Eytan Davidi also reacted to the Tel Aviv administration,

saying that the city of Margaliyot, located on the Lebanese border, is being hit by Hezbollah every day.

The mayor, who conveyed his anger to Netanyahu by saying, “No state is supporting us, you have ruined everything,”

said, “Either admit that you cannot handle this, or do something.”

He said, “Say everything, you will not be able to handle this situation, and save us.”

He said, “They are not winning anywhere, not in Gaza, not in Lebanon.”