Former Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen discusses his relationship with Netanyahu, clarifies rumors about a Qatar trip, and refrains from predicting Nasrallah's next moves.
The IDF said there were top civilian minds from the hi-tech community, some of whom are reservists, along with the police and other civilian teams that were working with them on the issue.
ISRAEL AT WAR: Former Mossad head Yossi Cohen speaks exclusively with The Jerusalem Post on his thought about a post-Oct. 7 Israel.
Ex-Mossad head Yossi Cohen said that while he does not know if the Iranians had prior knowledge of the Hamas attack, they were updated after it took place.
The details, and any potential results, of Barnea and Cohen's trip to Qatar have not yet been revealed.
The former Mossad chief stressed that "to release or receive all abductees, effective intermediaries are crucial."
As of Saturday night, over 10,000 reservists and around 1,194 air force reservists were claiming they would quit their roles if Netanyahu does not stop the reasonability clause repeal.
"This organization represents the sacred values of the State of Israel in my eyes," Cohen stated on his commitment to the group.
The 12 former NSC chiefs sent out a public letter requesting that Netanyahu slow the judicial overhaul train and allow for more open national negotiations with the opposition.
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