All living 10 former Israeli Air Force commanders sign letter against judicial reform

It looks like the protests and concerns against this judicial reform are becoming a serious controversy in Israel!

Perhaps Netanyahu has become too old for the job! Apparently, he did not see this coming.

"The 10 living former Israeli Air Force chiefs, who have all served at various points dating back to 1953, published an open letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on Monday morning [3/6/2023?], stating that they were "trembling" from the impact of the government's judicial overhaul on the readiness of the IDF's pilots.

The list started with Maj. Gen. Dan Tolkovsky, who served as Israeli Air Force commander from 1953-1958 and runs all the way to Amikam Norkin, who was air force chief until April 2022. The four air force chiefs whose names were absent from the letter are all deceased.

The letter came a day after 37 out of 40 pilots from the 69th Squadron made the stunning announcement that they would strike on Wednesday rather than attend their scheduled training. ..."

All living Air Force commanders sign letter against judicial overhaul - Israel News - The Jerusalem Post The list started with Maj.-Gen. Dan Tolkovsky, who served from 1953-1958 and ends with Amikam Norkin, who was air force chief until 2022.