6/23/2024–|Last updated: 6/23/202407:44 PM (Mecca time)
The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost his temper during a government session, in light of the escalation of internal disputes.
The newspaper explained that Netanyahu began shouting at the Minister of Galilee, the Negev, and National Immunity, Yitzhak Wasserlav, because he heard that he opposed his political appointments of new officials for administrations in the northern and southern regions, and intended to vote against them.
Disagreements escalated between Netanyahu and members of the government, amid talk about the tension between him and the army establishment reaching its peak in light of the war on Gaza not achieving its goals set by the government, and the increasing tension on the northern front on the Lebanese border.
The Israeli newspaper “Haaretz” said that security and military leaders and officials criticized – in closed meetings – the lack of a political strategy to end the war in Gaza.
Israeli Channel 14 also reported – based on a report by the state comptroller – that the government failed to pay attention to the home front at the beginning of the war without justification.
The former Minister of the War Council, Benny Gantz, also accused Netanyahu of abandoning the residents of the northern regions near the border with Lebanon, and considered that it was not possible to wage a war against Hezbollah in this way.
The ruling coalition itself is also witnessing disagreements against the backdrop of the crises of the Rabbinical Law and the Haredi Conscription Law, which in turn reinforce the opposition’s crisis with Netanyahu.