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Eli Polak

Eli Polak is an Israeli reserve brigadier general who served as the IDF's Chief Combat Intelligence Collection Officer.

Chief Combat Intelligence Collection OfficerForming the Combat Intelligence Collection CorpsCommanding the field intelligence school

Occupation: military officer
Rank: tat aluf

The story of Eli Polak's life

Polak joined the IDF in 1984. He first served as an instructor at the center for collection and intelligence. He then served as an officer in the collection units of the Intelligence Corps.

He served as collection officer of the Northern Command and as intelligence officer of the 162nd Division. He later commanded the field intelligence school and the visual and mapping unit of the Intelligence Directorate.

In March 2009 he was appointed Chief Field Intelligence Officer. During his term the field intelligence branch became the Combat Intelligence Collection Corps within the Ground Forces. He held the post until 2012 and holds the reserve rank of brigadier general.

Eli Polak's life in 3 milestones

1984
Joined the IDF.
2009
Appointed Chief Field Intelligence Officer.
2012
Completed his term as chief officer of the corps.

Eli Polak served in Combat Intelligence Collection Corps

Polak joined the IDF in 1984 and served in intelligence and collection roles, including intelligence officer of the 162nd Division. From 2009 to 2012 he was Chief Field Intelligence Officer, heading what became the Combat Intelligence Collection Corps, and he holds the reserve rank of brigadier general.

Combat Intelligence Collection Corps