An Israeli conference shares "lessons learned" from the Gaza war with global and Arab armies.

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that the Israeli occupation army is set to hold its first international conference next week, with representatives from Arab countries participating, to present "insights and lessons learned" from the genocide against the Gaza Strip and the ground maneuvers.

The authority mentioned the intention to hold the conference in a brief news report, but the "Bhadri Hadreem" website (in the Hadreem rooms) stated that the conference, which is expected to be attended by representatives from about 20 armies, including Arab countries, aims to enhance security cooperation and bolster "Israel's" international standing.

It clarified that participants will take a "tour of the Gaza envelope area and meet fighters and civilians who participated in the battles." It added, "The Israeli army plans to hold its first international conference next week, which is expected to be attended by representatives from about 20 armies, including Arab countries, and the conference will present the lessons learned from the Gaza Strip war and the ground maneuvers."

It was mentioned that "this conference, led by the ground forces and the War Doctrine Division (TabL), will allow senior Israeli army officials to share their insights gained during two years of fighting with their counterparts, and enhance cooperation with foreign armies. In addition to the military aspect, the event also aims to strengthen Israel's diplomatic relations worldwide."

It was explained that this comes "as Israel's standing has eroded due to the war, anti-state protests, genocide accusations, and the suspension of security cooperation with Israel by several countries."

It was noted that "military delegations will attend lectures, visit the Gaza envelope area, and meet fighters and civilians who participated in the battles defending Israeli towns on October 7."