Smotrich against the appointment of Aharon Barak: "Netanyahu did this without consulting us - this is a mistake"/Knesset Channel
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich came out today (Thursday) criticizing National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gabir.
This, in the background of Ben Gabir's threats to dismantle the government if the outline of the hostage deal that was discussed at the summit in Paris at the beginning of the week is accepted.
"My red lines are known and I don't need to flaunt them."
In an interview with "Kol Brama" radio, Smotrich said regarding the Minister of National Security that "it is of no use to run to the studios and spread threats. I am a partner in the government and the cabinet, my red lines are known and I don't need to flaunt them."
The Minister of Finance also added that he "respects and appreciates Itamar, but my style is different. That's not how you build a partnership. Standing on the red line all day and warning about it - this is not a partnership that can be conducted within."
"I respect and appreciate Itamar, but my style is different", Smotrich/Flash 90, Chaim Goldberg
The other day, Minister Ben Gabir responded to publications about the new outline for another abductee deal formulated in Paris.
Ben Gabir threatened that such an outline would lead to the dissolution of the government on his part.
"A promiscuous deal = dissolution of the government," the minister wrote on the X social network.
At the summit in Paris, which took place at the beginning of the week, it was agreed upon a three-stage outline to be presented to Hamas - according to which in the first stage of the deal 35-40 Israeli abductees will be released, including women, men over the age of 60 and abductees in serious medical condition.
This, in exchange for a six-week lull in fighting and the release of Palestinian prisoners.
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"Netanyahu will have to choose between Benny Gantz and Laban Gvir."/Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel
The Galilee Negev and National Security Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf from the Otzma Yehudit party also responded to the outline that was drawn up and said in an interview with Radio North that "our red line is the end of the war without victory - there will be no government if there is no war."
The minister added and issued an ultimatum to the Prime Minister.
"Netanyahu has to choose between Benny Gantz and the state camp and Itamar Ben Gabir and Otzma Yehudit," he said.
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