Minister Ben Gvir confronted Prime Minister Netanyahu during a security cabinet meeting, insisting that Israel must conduct daily targeted killings in Gaza. The exchange was reported by journalist Sraya Harush. Details of the cabinet dynamics and the context of the dispute remain limited.
Minister Itamar Ben Gvir confronted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a security cabinet meeting on Friday, according to a report by journalist Sraya Harush. Ben Gvir argued that Israel must conduct daily targeted killings in Gaza, stating that 'a day must not pass without targeted killings.' The remarks reflect the internal debate over the intensity of operations in the Gaza Strip. The Zioneer has previously reported on other cabinet disputes, including over the Lebanon ceasefire and the scope of a potential strike on Iran, as well as disagreements regarding the Gaza hostage deal. The specific context of Friday's clash and the responses of other ministers have not yet been detailed.
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