Eyal Zamir is not just Israel’s new Chief of General Staff. He is the architect of a military doctrine rooted in religious nationalism, regional escalation, and industrial militarization — a man whose rise to power is a warning, not a formality.
38 Years of Military Aggression
Born in 1966, Zamir has spent nearly four decades inside the Israeli military machine. His résumé reads like a roadmap of destruction: from leading armored divisions in Lebanon and Gaza, to commanding during brutal operations such as Protective Edge and Guardian of the Walls, to managing Israel’s southern front where he oversaw bombing campaigns, demolitions, and population control in the occupied territories.
His service was celebrated with medals. But the real cost? Thousands of dead civilians, flattened neighborhoods, and a hardened doctrine of total military domination.
A Man of Ideology, Not Just Strategy
Zamir is deeply ideological. He doesn’t just believe in Israel’s military power — he believes in its divine justification.
Upon his appointment as Chief of Staff, he and his sons prayed at the Western Wall, placed a mezuzah in his military office, and recited Psalms asking for strength to protect the “Promised Land.” His speeches invoke biblical references. His worldview fuses state and scripture.
This isn’t tradition. It’s zealotry in uniform.
Hostility as Policy
Zamir has called for direct assassinations of Iranian generals, has warned that 2025 will be a year of war, and has outlined long-term strategies to suppress Iranian influence in Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq.
He champions preemptive violence. During his leadership, Israel has continued its doctrine of targeted killings, civilian bombardments, and collective punishment — policies he has helped craft and justify through both military channels and think tanks in the U.S.
War Economy Partnered with U.S. Billions
As Director General of the Ministry of Defense, Zamir signed billion-shekel contracts with Elbit Systems to manufacture bombs and expand Israel’s domestic war industry. He also secured a $5.2 billion weapons deal with the U.S., focusing on air defense systems and laser weapons.
He’s more than a soldier — he’s a broker of war.
Zamir has pushed to reduce dependence on imports by investing in national weapons production — turning Israel’s economy into a full-spectrum engine of militarism.
A Military Family Bound by Blood and Power
Zamir’s entire family is embedded in the military structure:
- His son Ori is a decorated commander in the armored corps.
- His daughter Rony served in Golani Brigade operations.
- His youngest son is training for combat.
- His wife, Orna Zamir, is a well-connected former municipal spokesperson. Their household is part of Israel’s military-political elite — protected, privileged, and powerful.
🤝 Connections That Span from Washington to Ramot HaShavim
Zamir has appeared in high-level meetings at the White House and Pentagon. His name is linked to addresses in both Washington, D.C. and Israel, with confirmed photos showing him entering his Ramot HaShavim residence under armed protection.
Even in peacetime, his security is militarized. His daily existence is a mirror of the state he represents: armored, watched, and prepared for war.
Why Zamir Matters!
Under Eyal Zamir’s leadership, Israel is poised for deeper military entrenchment, regional provocations, and the expansion of its surveillance and war apparatus.
He represents the militarization of identity, the weaponization of religion, and the institutionalization of endless conflict.
Zamir is not a neutral commander. He is a man with an ideology, a mission, and now — absolute power.
“We will chase our enemies and not rest until they are destroyed.”
– Eyal Zamir, March 2025
This isn’t rhetoric. It’s a declaration of intent.
Contact & Residential Information (Publicly Available)
- Current Residence:
1 HaTsabar St., Ramot HaShavim, Zip Code: 4593000 - Former Residences:
7 Yigal Yadin St., Hod HaSharon
24 Smuts Blvd, Tel Aviv, Zip Code: 62009 (Family home) - Likely Office Address:
7 Yigal Yadin St., Hod HaSharon - Phone Number (Public Record):
+972 9 7450053