"Imagine at the operational headquarters, hundreds of reservists, regulars together, green, white, blue. Planes receive targets. Imagine the skies of Gaza from the lowest to the highest point. (Intelligence) Collection planes, attack planes, drones, and attack helicopters. Everyone who moves from Gaza to Israel, is attacked, there are hundreds of people working round the clock, for me there's no difference between day and night. We get to the planes, receive the targets, the munitions wait for them. That's what war looks like, not a round. It's always attack."
"For me, patience is very important. I'm looking forward, this machine will work, attack and destroy. That's how you operate when you want to uproot those terror centers and that event where Hamas operates out of civilian places, that for me is not coming back."
"We represent a line of defense in the air and on land, this is war"
Tischler addressed additional actions of the Air Force: "It's important for me to say, it's not just the offensive system. There's also a collection system, flying forces to the north and to the south, flying wounded, a transportation system bringing our people during (the fighting) from other countries. A munitions plane landed here from the United States. The control system which is the connection between the operational headquarters and the forces fighting on the ground - the whole world of aid close to the fighting forces. There's no energy limitation as far as I'm concerned, we'll be here as long as we need to, day, night, working."