Lieberman: The only thing important to Netanyahu is to keep the coalition cabinet

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, “Avigdor Lieberman” the Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Minister of War of the Zionist regime on Tuesday opposed the entry of any humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Continuing his speech, he addressed the recent conference held in the occupied territories about the return of settlements in the Gaza Strip and said: “Those who talk about the return of settlements in the Gaza Strip must first be able to return the residents of the settlements around the Gaza Strip.”

Lieberman, who is a staunch critic of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of this regime, went on to say: “Netanyahu governs Israel based on personal considerations, and the only thing that mattered to him was maintaining the coalition.” It’s the cabinet”.

As ​​the Israeli and Western media claimed on Monday (yesterday) that there was progress in the negotiations regarding the exchange of Palestinian and Israeli prisoners, a minister of Netanyahu’s cabinet said on Tuesday the possibility The collapse of the cabinet emphasized.

The Minister of “National Unity” of Israel Chili Trooper warned that the cabinet will collapse if Netanyahu refuses an acceptable agreement for the release of “Hamas hostages from Gaza”.

In recent days, following the failure to release Israeli prisoners and to achieve the goal of destroying Hamas in Gaza, requests in Israel to remove Netanyahu have intensified. After Yair Lapid, the leader of the opposition parties in the Zionist regime, repeated the idea of ​​removing Netanyahu, more than 40 former senior military commanders and some Israeli intelligence officials, business leaders, and diplomats have recently called for his immediate removal.

The Zionist newspaper “Jerusalem Post” wrote in its report today that the pressure in Israel to finalize the agreement with Hamas “for the release of 136 hostages” has intensified.

The media consultant of the head of the political office of Hamas announced that this movement is looking for a permanent ceasefire and will not agree to a temporary ceasefire for the exchange of prisoners. We have to pay a heavy price, but stopping the war is a price that Israel is not willing to pay. If there is an agreement and Netanyahu does not sign it, we will leave the government. Even if we replace Netanyahu, the goal of destroying Hamas will not change.”