Benny Gantz, an Israeli war cabinet minister, Sunday quit the Benjamin Netanyahu-led emergency government with a "heavy heart" over a lack of post-conflict plans for Gaza.
Benny Gantz, an Israeli war cabinet minister, Sunday quit the Benjamin Netanyahu-led emergency government over a lack of post-conflict plans for Gaza.
Israel's war against Hamas continues to worsen the nation's situation, leading to internal collapse. The current war cabinet prioritizes political survival over the country's welfare, resulting in irrational decisions. Israel’s relations with other nations, including Egypt, are deteriorating, potentially leading to further conflicts. A ceasefire is essential to recover Israel’s economy, international relations, and societal stability. What is key to avoid the country's implosion is the ouster of Israel's ex
Netanyahu's declining popularity and policies have drawn global criticism, yet Benny Gantz replacing him is unlikely to change Israel's Gaza policies significantly. While the latter might manage US ties better and be open to dialogue with Palestinian leaders, he is unlikely to push for a two-state solution, which Gantz believes in but may lack the power of conviction to see through.