Many ministers in the government, in particular from the Likud, disapprove of the outline of the abductees deal as presented at the cabinet meeting this morning.
Ministers Yoav Kish, Miri Regev, Amichai Shikli, Israel Katz and others demanded that the plenary of the expanded cabinet be the one to hold the substantive and decisive discussion on the deal, and that the situation that existed last time, in which the expanded cabinet was a rubber stamp of the war cabinet, not be repeated. They emphasized that before For another round of talks to take place with the mediators, the boundaries of the deal must be determined in the general cabinet.
"Israel Hayom" learned that the ministers had reservations about the extended time of the pause involved in the deal in its current form - at least a month.
In addition, many ministers demanded that the deal include all the abductees in advance without creating a situation of differentiation between groups, in a way that would leave some of the abductees in captivity, when the price that Hamas would pay for their release in the future would be even higher.
Another criticism raised by the ministers is the intention to release terrorists with blood on their hands, contrary to the previous outline.
The ministers also stated that it would be very problematic for Israel to enter into such a prolonged truce, without the problem of the Philadelphia axis and the smuggling from Egypt being resolved.
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