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Nimrod Aloni | |
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Born | Jerusalem, Israel | 12 July 1973
Allegiance | Israel |
Service | Israel Defense Forces |
Rank | Major General |
Commands | Depth Corps 143rd 'Gaza' Division |
Nimrod Aloni (Hebrew : נמרוד אלוני; born 12 July 1973) is a major-general in the Israeli Defence Force. [1]
He has held a number of important posts in the IDF, including commander of the Depth Corps, commander of the 143rd 'Gaza' Division, and led operations in the Ramallah area. [1]
Aloni was born in the Ein Karem village on the outskirts of Jerusalem.[ citation needed ] In November 1991, he enlisted in the IDF, volunteering for the 35th Paratroopers Brigade where he was appointed as a commander after completing an infantry commander course. He continued in various commander positions until June 2002 when he was promoted to Major General of the Central Command. In 2017 he was appointed the Depth Corps chief of staff, and in July 2019, he was appointed commander of the 143rd 'Gaza' Division. [2] On 16 July 2023 an exchange ceremony was held in which Aloni assumed the office of commander of the Depth Corps, replacing outgoing Major General Itai Veruv. [3]
In 2012, during the end of his term in office as the commander of the Samaria Regional Brigade, it was reported that he had taken responsibility for the deaths of 5 members of the Fogel family during an attack on their Itamar home in March 2011. [4]
Aloni was falsely claimed to have been taken prisoner by Hamas on 7 October in the Battle of Re'im. [5] [6] An IDF spokesperson denied the claims. The Associated Press assessed the claim as false following a video on 8 October from the IDF showing Aloni speaking with other Israeli military officials. [7]
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