Who is the new military prosecutor of the Zionist army?
Avio Kukhawi has appointed Yafat Tomer Yerushalmi, the commander-in-chief of the Israeli army, as an adviser to the chief of staff on gender issues, committed to creating equal opportunities and preventing sexual harassment in the army.
Yafat Tomer Yerushalmi, who has served as an adviser to the Chief of Staff for Gender Affairs (Yohalam) at the Israeli General Staff since 2019, was appointed Military Prosecutor in July 2021 by the Minister of War.
Tomer Yeroshalmi was born in Netanya and is currently married with three children. He lives in the Ramat Hasharon area of the occupied territories.
He studied law at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and after graduating with honors, he entered the army prosecutor’s office. In 1997, after specializing in the military tribunal, he was allowed to work as a military lawyer.
Yeroshalmi graduated with a master’s degree in law from Tel Aviv University in 1999 and at the same time served as an assistant professor in the Penal Code.
He was sent to the United States in 2003 for graduate school at Charlottesville School of Military Law in Virginia.
The Zionist officer, who held various positions during his military service, including Senior Assistant Military Prosecutor, Legal Assistant to the Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General of the Central Command, Legal Supervisor and Head of Legislation and Communications at the Military Prosecutor’s Office, served as a judge in 2007. The military court was appointed to head the Advisory and Legislation Division in 2015 in the jurisdictions of the General Staff, the Central Committee, the Internal Front, and the Air Force.
In July 2019, Aviv Kukhawi appointed Tomer Yerushalmi, Commander-in-Chief of the Israeli Army, as Gender Advisor to the Chief of Staff for Gender Affairs, committed to creating equal opportunities for gender equality and preventing sexual harassment in The Israeli army.
He finally; Just a few days ago, in July 2021, he was appointed by the Minister of War, Benny Gantz, on the recommendation of Chief of General Staff Avio Kukhawi, retaining his position as Attorney General, to be promoted to the rank of Second Brigadier General.
