> The security blunder is likely to place further pressure on Sariel, who is said to “live and breathe” intelligence but whose tenure running the IDF’s elite cy

> The security blunder is likely to place further pressure on Sariel, who is said to “live and breathe” intelligence but whose tenure running the IDF’s elite cyber intelligence division has become mired in controversy. It seems weird to me that the news outlet that ousted Sariel is foreshadowing that the disclosure could put pressure on him. If they say "we try to oust Sariel," and also "ousting Sariel will put pressure on him", then through the transitive property I interpret it as "we are trying to put pressure on him." And, that seems like politics instead of journalism.