The differences of the war cabinet brought the Zionist regime to the brink of collapse

The members of the Zionist war cabinet, Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot, threatened Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the occupying regime, to dissolve the war cabinet.

The Zionist channel Kahn reported that Gantz and Eisenkot made their threat during the meeting on Thursday and informed Netanyahu of their position if important decisions continue without consultation regarding the Israeli prisoners in the Gaza Strip.

They also expressed their displeasure with Netanyahu’s decision not to send another delegation to Cairo, the capital of Egypt, to participate in the negotiations for the release of prisoners, stressing that in this case the presence of the war cabinet would be unnecessary.

The war cabinet in the emergency government of the Zionist regime consists of three main members: Benjamin Netanyahu, Minister of War Yoav Gallant and Benny Gantz, along with two supervisory ministers, Gadi Eisenkot and Robin Dermer.

Kahn revealed that Netanyahu decided on Wednesday not to send the Zionist delegation to Cairo anymore, while his office announced that there was no new proposal from Hamas for the prisoner exchange agreement and that there was no point in sending the delegation to Cairo. Hamas continues to insist on its demands.

The differences within the Zionist cabinet intensified after October 7th and after Netanyahu failed to achieve any of the goals of the war in the Gaza Strip, the most important of which was the return of prisoners and the destruction of Hamas and its capabilities.