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Israeli opposition leader: Netanyahu will sell soldiers and we will topple the government News

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Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid launched a strong attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of forcing the army into his political interests, and vowed to work to bring down his government.

“Benjamin Netanyahu’s government must be overthrown, and I believe it is possible to do that,” Lapid said From the moment Benny Gantz resigned from the government,” he added, “We have the means and we will work together to bring down the government.”

Lapid said that Netanyahu’s government is crazy, engaged in internal conflicts, unable to do anything, and does not care about the south or the north.

The Israeli opposition leader considered that the current government is undermining Israel’s security and that Netanyahu is selling soldiers in light of the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.

Lapid’s comment came in a post on the

The committee will be held today, Tuesday, in the wake of protests called for by the “Brothers in Arms” organization, made up of former army soldiers, which demands that compulsory conscription apply to all Israelis.

These developments coincide with the Israeli occupation army suffering heavy losses in the battles in the Gaza Strip.

It is noteworthy that Israel is witnessing daily demonstrations demanding the overthrow of the Netanyahu government after its inability to recover Israeli prisoners from Gaza through military action and at the same time its refusal to conclude a deal with Hamas to release them.

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