Netanyahu in the grip of internal and external pressures about the Gaza war

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, in addition to facing international pressure due to his aimless and deadly campaign in Gaza, he also faced international pressure inside occupied Palestine due to the lack of necessary war achievements and Disagreements over the conduct of the war have come under increasing pressure from right-wing factions in the coalition cabinet.

The war in Gaza has entered its 90th day without any gains for Israel or any prospect of an end. It is getting closer.

Last night, Netanyahu had to cancel the meeting of the war cabinet to discuss the future of governance in Gaza after strong opposition from the right-wing members of his cabinet.

Itmar Benguir, Israel’s internal security adviser, who is one of the most extreme members of Netanyahu’s cabinet, said that investigating this issue is not within the jurisdiction of the war cabinet. On the other hand, Bezalel Smatrich, the head of the “Religious Zionist” party, announced that he will hold a separate meeting in this regard in protest of his exclusion from the discussion.

The security cabinet of Israel, which has a larger structure, is present, but it is not a member of the war cabinet. In addition to Netanyahu, the members of the war cabinet are Israel’s Minister of War, Yoav Galant, and Benny Gantz, the head of the cabinet’s opposition. Smatrich did not want to discuss the future of the Gaza war. He is one of the staunch opponents of the idea of ​​handing over the role of governance to the Palestinian Authority after the end of the war.” The security cabinet will be discussed and consulted on Tuesday.

The United States of America has demanded that if Israel can achieve its goal of destroying Hamas, it would be better for Gaza to be managed by the organization. The Palestinian Authority should be handed over.

Fisher told Al Jazeera: “Netanyahu canceled the meeting of the war cabinet because he was worried that holding it could cause a rift in the cabinet and his war coalition.” and put his position as prime minister at risk.”

Among other issues that were supposed to be discussed in the meeting of the war cabinet was “consultation on the agreement with Hamas and the exchange of Israeli prisoners It was from Ghare in exchange for the release of Palestinian prisoners.”

Ahmed Halal, director of the Middle East and North Africa department at the “Global Consul” institute, also stated in an interview with Al Jazeera news channel that the cancellation of the cabinet meeting A war was expected a long time ago because the military apparatus and the political elite in Israel are distancing themselves from each other.” And there is no way, they are not compromisers. But they understand what is strategically important for Israel and they have opposed the idealistic actions of the civilian cabinet. to discuss the Gaza war. The Israeli army has so far killed more than 21,500 Palestinians and injured tens of thousands of others in this war.

Analysts say that Blinken in this trip is probably under pressure from the United Arab States. will face that they want to establish a cease-fire in Gaza as soon as possible.

Currently, the US has not pressured the Israeli regime for a cease-fire. Despite this, analysts say that as Egypt’s role increases, Blinken will likely be pressured to call for a ceasefire. The ceasefire is in charge. The country has already proposed a cease-fire that includes a prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas. Israel will not hold any negotiations if the war does not stop.

Despite this, the AFP claimed on Friday that a delegation from Hamas has gone to Cairo, the capital of Egypt, to examine Egypt’s plan for a ceasefire.

The pressure on Netanyahu continues in a situation where Israel has so far not achieved any success in realizing its military goal of destroying Hamas.

While critics are also Both inside and outside of Israel, questions have been raised as to whether the determination to destroy an organization with such deep roots seems realistic at all. A former Israeli domestic security adviser recently described Israel’s goal as “vague” in an interview with the New York Times.

President Emmanuel Macron France made similar statements a few weeks ago. He said: “I think we have reached a point where the Israeli authorities should state their ultimate goal more clearly. The complete destruction of Hamas? Does anyone think this is possible? If this is to happen, this war will last 10 years.”

Hamas has survived repeated attempts to remove its leaders since its inception in 1987. Military and political experts say Hamas’s structure is designed to withstand such threats. In addition, Israel’s destructive tactics in the Gaza war may affect wider sections of the Gaza Strip. move the population of Gaza towards anti-Israeli views and help Hamas’ reinforcement operations.

Michel Milstein, one of the former Israeli intelligence officers, in an interview with the New York Times, the statements of some officials of the Israeli war cabinet that He criticized that Hamas is on the verge of collapse and said that such statements may lead to the formation of wrong expectations about the length of the war. Milstein said: “They have been doing this for some time. Some say that Hamas is in decline. This is not true at all. We are facing difficult conflicts every day.”

The Israeli army had promised a reward of 400 thousand dollars for information about Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, and 100 thousand dollars for Mohammad al-Dhaif. . Analysts say that these promises show the difficulties that Israel has faced in removing the leaders of Hamas.

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