Benny Gantz on the security situation/(Photo: Minister's Spokesperson)
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Minister Benny Gantz stated today (Wednesday) that Israel is committed to returning the residents of the north to their homes in the coming months: "No other outcome is possible."
He said these things at the beginning of the meeting of his faction, the state camp.
Gantz went on to refer to the Ramadan holiday and the explosion it might bring: "The security situation is explosive in Jerusalem and Yosh.
We are approaching the first Friday of Ramadan and we must convey the right messages, and on the other hand prepare for escalation.
The continuation of the fighting in Gaza and the return of the abductees will require us to make difficult decisions in the near future and to tell the truth to the public that everyone wants their release and also the removal of the Hamas threat.
We are in a sensitive negotiation and we must navigate our way wisely.
There is an international challenge and there are no easy decisions.
The entire war cabinet is united in the need to continue the ground operation, including in Rafah.
In order for us to win, we must be wise and not just just, and to create legitimacy for actions, we must be united in listening to the world and creating humanitarian solutions.
We started late but not too late.
Our goal is one hundred percent security and zero civilian control."
"It is impossible to ignore the fact that there are challenges in the conduct of the government. The budget that will be submitted today reflects October 6, and worse than that, real operational needs are being harmed as a result of political conduct aimed at preventing the expansion of the ranks of the Tehel. Instead of taking advantage of the unity of the people, they harm the Tehel during fighting and create a rift in the people. My way has always been There are broad and shared agreements, but the current situation cannot continue. There is an operational need to extend the regular service. There are families and businesses that are holding on by the teeth to survive. They expect a fundamental and courageous change. Addressing all parts of society and also to my ultra-Orthodox brothers, the time has come for the state to need them all."
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"Despite everything, we must continue to fight together at this time. The world is not waiting. The abductees are waiting. The evacuees are waiting. I hope that the entire leadership of the country understands that this is the time to conduct ourselves responsibly and statefully. This is not the time to engage in politics. The issue is not me or my party, but the State of Israel Now we must concentrate on uniting the institute and winning. After that we will go to the elections and everyone will explain what they did during this difficult period for the sake of the country."
Gantz in response to Sa'ar and his demand to join the war cabinet: "There is an expression in English that says if it's not broken, why fix it. The reduced cabinet works correctly and that's how it should continue."
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