القيادة الجنوبية (إسرائيل)

القيادة الجنوبية (بالعبرية: פיקוד דרוםcode: he is deprecated ‎), often abbreviated to Padam (פד"מ), is a regional command of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). It is responsible for the Negev, the Arava, and Eilat. It is currently headed by Yaron Finkelman.

Southern Command
Padam logo
البلد	إسرائيل
جزء من	إسرائيل
مقر الحامية	بئر السبع
القادة
القائد الحالي	يارون فنكلمان

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 التاريخ

For many years the Southern Command was tasked with defending the Negev and securing the border on the Sinai Peninsula from Egypt. The Southern Command led IDF troops in five wars against Egypt: the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, the Suez War, the Six-Day War, the War of Attrition, and the Yom Kippur War. This high operational activity and its demanding toll resulted in the Southern Command's Alufs (SCA) being replaced fairly rapidly. The most famous replacements took place in 1973, during the Yom Kippur War when Shmuel Gonen was suspended as the SCA due to repeated disputes with Ariel Sharon, who was the previous SCA. The government-appointed Haim Bar-Lev, who was the former Chief of the General Staff, as the new SCA in an emergency directive. After the Egypt–Israel peace treaty, the southern front remained quiet and most of the activity centred on guarding the borders from smugglers and fluid security over the Gaza Strip.

During the Second Intifada, the Command was placed in charge-of counter-terrorist efforts. The Gaza Strip, one of the most densely populated places in the world, was known as a stronghold for extremist groups such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad, who engaged in Palestinian political violence. The local production and proliferation of light anti-tank weapons by these groups, made travel by lightly armored vehicles dangerous.

From 2004, the fighting in Gaza became especially intensive, and on the IDF's part, included targeted killings, short armored expeditions, and efforts to locate and destroy the smuggling tunnels used by Palestinian militant groups to obtain weapons.

During 2005, the Southern Command was involved in the unilateral Gaza disengagement plan, initiated by Ariel Sharon (Prime Minister of Israel, 2001–2006), which mainly entailed the removals of all Israeli settlements from the Gaza Strip and back to the Israeli side of the Green Line. The Command re-situated itself north of the Gaza fence, while the Philadelphi Route was given to Egypt, who did not, however, prevent the movement of thousands of Palestinians between the Gaza Strip and the Sinai through the city of Rafah. اعتبارا من 2006, the attempt to infiltrate Israel to perform suicide bombings and the launch of Qassam rockets, especially by Islamic Jihad and the Popular Resistance Committees, remains ongoing and is the central focus of the Southern Command.

 الوحدات

Structure Southern Command

• القيادة الجنوبية في بئر السبع
  • 80th "Edom" (Territorial) Division
  • 143rd "Fire Fox" (Territorial) Division (former Gaza Division)
  • 162nd "Ha-Plada"/"Steel" Armor Division
  • 252nd "Sinai" (Reserve) Armor Division
  • 5005th "Southern Command" Logistic Support Unit (South West)
  • 5006th "Southern Command" Logistic Support Unit (South East)
  • Southern Command Signal Battalion
  • Southern Command Engineering Unit
  • Southern Command Intelligence Unit
  • Southern Command Military Police Unit
  • Southern Command Medical Unit
  • 653rd Maintenance Center

 القادة

الاسم	التواريخ	صورة	ملاحظات	Ref
إيگال ألون	1948–1949
إسحاق رابين	1949		Acting commander
موشيه ديان	أكتوبر 1949 – أكتوبر 1951
موشيه تصادوق	October 1951 – January 1954
he (Yaakov Peri (general))	1954		Acting commander
he (Zvi Gilat)	1955
مئير عاميت	November 1955 – August 1956
عساف سمحوني	August–November 1956		Acting commander in Operation Kadesh
حاييم لاسكوڤ	November 1956 – January 1958
حاييم هرتسوگ	January–July 1958
Avraham Yoffe	July 1958 – May 1962
زڤي زمير	مايو 1962 – ديسمبر 1965
Yeshayahu Gavish	December 1965 – December 1969
آرييل شارون	December 1969 – July 1973
شموئل گونن	يوليو–نوفمبر 1973
حاييم بارليڤ	October 1973		As former Chief of Staff, assumed command during the Yom Kippur War
إسرائيل طال	November 1973 – January 1974
أڤراهام أدان	يناير–يوليو 1974
Yekutiel Adam	July 1974 – March 1976
هرتسل شافير	March 1976 – February 1978
دان شومرون	فبراير 1978 – يناير 1982
he (Chaim Erez)	يناير 1982 – أكتوبر 1983
he (Moshe Bar-Kochva)	October 1983 – February 1986
Uri Sagi	فبراير-أغسطس 1986
إسحاق موردخاي	أغسطس 1986 – 1989
متان ڤلناي	1989 – نوفمبر 1994
شاؤول موفاز	نوفمبر 1994 – 1996
he (Shlomo Yanai)	1996 – September 1997
Yom-Tov Samia	September 1997 – 2000
دورون ألموگ	2000 – July 2003
دان هارئل	July 2003 – October 2005
يوآڤ گالانت	أكتوبر 2005 – أكتوبر 2010
طال روسو	October 2010 – April 2013
سامي ترجمان	April 2013 – October 2015
إيال زمير	14 October 2015 – 6 June 2018
هرتسي هالڤي	6 June 2018 – 21 March 2021
Eliezer Toledano	21 مارس 2021 – 9 يوليو 2023
يارون فنكلمان	9 يوليو 2023 –

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