Itamar Ben-Gvir, the so-called Minister of National Security of the occupation regime, harshly criticized Netanyahu, accusing him of making serious mistakes in managing the occupation regime’s war in the Gaza Strip, to the detriment of the “Israeli deterrent force”.
It took place against the backdrop of Netanyahu’s expanded political-security cabinet approval of a proposal to allow visits to Palestinian detainees in occupation prisons at the request of Britain, which the occupation claims is a two-item move by elites in Hamas.
Ben-Gvir opposed Netanyahu’s proposal to allow foreign observers to accompany a Zionist judge to visit “detainees from elite members of Hamas”, saying the only reason “Welfare and approval of the operation in the north (referring to Lebanon)” said that.
“Unfortunately, the prime minister is once again pursuing a wrong policy that undermines deterrence. Instead of inviting the cabinet to approve the operation in Rafah and the north, he is meeting to approve the visit of international observers to the murderers of the elite.” said.
“The cabinet’s decision today to force me to allow foreign observers to visit prisons to check the conditions of elite terrorists is a big mistake.” said.
“These visits undermine deterrence, undermine negotiations with Hamas, boost terrorist morale, could lead to prison riots, constitute a violation of Israel’s sovereignty, and open the door to international intervention on other issues in the future.” said
