Unveiling Secrets: Tomer Israeli's Journey from Shin Bet to Israeli Tactical School

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Welcome to a riveting episode of profound significance! In this installment, we have the distinct honor of hosting Tomer Israeli, a former special agent and Chief Security Officer at the renowned Israeli Secret Services organization, Shin Bet. Tomer's experiences offer a rare glimpse into the intricate world of security, one that often operates in the shadows and carries immense gravity.

Join us as we delve into the complex and weighty matters unfolding in Israel today. From security concerns to regional dynamics, this discussion promises a sobering and deep understanding of the present state of affairs.

Our distinguished guest, Tomer Israeli, shares insights garnered from his tenure as a special agent and his current role leading the Israeli tactical school. At this institution, he imparts knowledge on executive protection services, SWAT operations, and air marshal courses, all conducted in live fire scenarios.

In these turbulent times, Tomer's perspectives are more crucial than ever. Our episode approaches the subject matter with the gravity it deserves, shedding light on the vital work carried out by organizations like Shin Bet.

We kick off the episode with Tomer elucidating the core functions of Shin Bet, often likened to a combination of the FBI and the US Secret Service. Their primary focus is counterterrorism within Israeli borders, extending to security protection for diplomatic missions globally and safeguarding key symbols of Israel, including the Prime Minister, President, and the Supreme Court.

Tomer delves into the intricacies of mandatory military service in Israel, clarifying that while it's compulsory for eligible high school graduates, only about 10% engage in combat roles. The rest contribute to support functions or desk roles, with all citizens obligated to serve as reserves even if they don't complete combat service.

Reflecting on his own journey, Tomer emphasizes how military service is a lifelong commitment, extending until the age of 45-50. He shares personal experiences, highlighting the challenges of combat, even in times of relative peace. His narrative includes insights from his involvement in the 2006 Lebanon War as a team leader for recon, defending South Lebanon territory.

For a deeper understanding of Tomer's experiences and a comprehensive overview of the current situation in Israel, tune in to this enlightening episode.

As we conclude this discussion on the dynamic situation in Israel, we implore our listeners to stay informed and engaged. The issues discussed transcend local boundaries, holding global significance. In our rapidly evolving world, comprehending events in Israel is paramount for a well-rounded perspective. Stay tuned, stay informed.

Connect with Tomer:

https://www.israelitactical.com/

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Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro

1:20 - What is the core function of Shin Bet

2:31 - Mandatory service in the military

4:59 - Combat in the service

5:52 - The October 7th attack

13:22 - Why did it go on for so long?

18:55 - What constitutes Palestine?

25:00 - What do Israelis want?

30:18 - What do you wish Israel would do differently?

36:33 - The Gaza strip

41:56 - When was the border created?

45:04 - Terrorist acts during service

48:30 - Palestinian civilians

52:30 - What happens if Israel wipes our Hamas?

1:00:17 - Gun control policy in Israel

1:03:50 - Training courses for civilians

1:08:22 - Conclusion