Israeli parachutists' commander discusses Gaza and Lebanon challenges
The article focused on the return of the commander of the Israeli Army's Paratroopers Brigade, Colonel Roy Tsevig-Lavi, to the battlefield after three years since the October 7 war. He participated in battles in Gaza, southern Lebanon, and Bint Jbeil. He clarified that the current war was different and that his experience confirmed that the army has significantly advanced in dealing with built-up areas and explosives, with the soldiers' level of expertise now ten times higher than in the past. He also revealed losses within the army and failures, such as the inability to effectively handle drone aircraft. Tsevig-Lavi noted that the battle left deep psychological impacts on the fighters. He emphasized that war strategies and tactics require careful evaluation and that the army is currently working to prevent repeating past mistakes. He affirmed that the task is tactical rather than final and that greater victories are possible in the future.
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