Benjamin Netanyahu Dissolves Israel’s War Cabinet

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, Dissolved the War Cabinetwas formed on October 11 to take decisions about military action in Gaza Strip Following the attack Hamas A few days ago.

This information was confirmed by official Israeli sources to local media and international organizations. The war cabinet was dissolved within a week of the inauguration of the National Unity leader, a former general Benny Gantzand his partner Kady Eisenkot They ditched Netanyahu over disagreements with him; Squares now claimed by the far right.

Major conclusions about war a Small advisory board It will be attended by the Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant; strategic affairs, Ron Dermer; Chairman of the National Security Council, Tzachi Hanegbiand the ultra-Orthodox leader of the Shas party, Oh TerryFrom Netanyahu’s inner circle.

New system Prevents entry into the circle of power of war Two of Netanyahu’s government partners, the far-right, the National Defense Minister, Itamar Ben Gvirand Chief Financial Officer, Bezalel Smodrich.

“The time has come to make bold decisions and achieve Real deterrence and providing security to residents of the North, South and across Israel“He wrote in a letter after Kant’s resignation Ben Gvirwith a view to entering the Cabinet.

The minister supports the return, among other things Establish settlements in the Gaza Strip wave Entry of Israeli forces into Lebanon Following the escalation of violence they have experienced with Hezbollah since October 8.

Critics say Netanyahu’s decisions during the race were influenced by these ultra-nationalists in his government. Netanyahu has denied the accusations, saying he makes decisions based on the country’s interests.

Netanyahu, Galata And Gantz They were Only those who voted in the recently dissolved War CabinetEisenkot, Terry and Termer were simply looking after the members.

As Kants and Eisenkot depart, The Cabinet was destroyed by this dissolutionIt brings war management to a decision-making system similar to that established in Israel after a Hamas attack that killed 1,200 people.

Gantz And EisenkotBoth former chiefs of the civil service are part of the center-right National Unity Party, which joined the emergency government formed by Netanyahu as a result of the opposition’s battle, but left the administration last week. Disagreements with the Prime Minister over the handling of the crisisEspecially the Gaza lacks a post-war plan.

(With information from EFE and AP)