According to a reservist's account published Sunday evening, soldiers in a meeting expected a situation assessment from a major general but instead received a lecture on 'Jewish terrorism.' The reservist did not name the officer or provide further context.
The reservist's account, shared on social media, describes a meeting where soldiers anticipated operational updates but were instead given a presentation on what the officer described as 'Jewish terrorism.' The reservist did not specify which major general was involved or the exact unit or location of the meeting. The term 'Jewish terrorism' has been used in Israeli public discourse in recent years to refer to attacks by Jewish Israelis against Palestinians.
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