The war in Gaza intensified the war in Netanyahu’s cabinet

according to the Hebrew group Tasnim news agency, the Hebrew-language website Ais wrote in a news about this: In a sharp attack on the army chief, Ben Guer announced that the days when we could not say anything are over.

The Zionist, who is extremely angry about his lack of participation in war decisions, said about his conflict with the Chief of Staff of the Army at the cabinet meeting: I did not threaten the Chief of Staff, but I must say that the days when we only have to listen and say nothing are over.

He also severely criticized the demands of the Israeli army for a cease-fire and withdrawal from the Gaza Strip as soon as possible and said: if today Israel limits its attacks, tomorrow He will pay a heavy price.

According to this Hebrew media, Ben Guer told the media: I said that if we use the pretext of exchanging prisoners of fire Let’s just declare, Hamas will gain many times its strength, you can see the casualties we are causing, the number of killed soldiers is increasing day by day.

Ben Goyer also attacked Netanyahu and accused him of following the wrong approach of Benny Gantz.

This Zionist Minister also accused the Chief of Staff of the Army, Hertz Hallivy, of being captured by a wrong concept that led to the death of a large number of soldiers.

On the other hand, Israel Hum newspaper reported on Saturday evening in a report published on its online website, that the decision on how to interact with Lebanon had been driving Netanyahu and Gallant from the very first days of the war.

Ariel Kahan, the senior reporter of this Hebrew-language media, reported on Saturday evening that Israeli official circles reported the Wall Street Journal’s report on the sharp disagreement between Netanyahu and Gallant, which caused Gallant even denied participating in the meeting minutes before the meeting between Netanyahu and Biden on October 11.

however, a knowledgeable source in the Israeli political structure told this media, the difference Between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and War Minister Yoaf Gallant on whether or not to attack Lebanon, it became so intense that Netanyahu refused to accept Gallant’s presence in the meeting for some time.

According to this source, this disagreement intensified when Netanyahu decided not to react strongly to Hezbollah attacks in the north.

In the meantime, a well-informed source in the Israeli prime minister’s office responded to the published reports, and while implicitly confirming these differences, claimed that the major decisions made in the cabinet were that it is better to first achieve a decisive victory in the south. and then went to the north.

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