شن وزير المالية الإسرائيلي المتطرف بتسلئيل سموتريتش هجوما على رئيس حكومته الاحتلال بنيامين نتنياهو. ونقلت وسائل إعلام إسرائيلية عن سموتريتش قوله: «فقدتُ ثقتي بأن رئيس الوزراء قادرٌ ويريد أن يُفضي إلى قرار في غزة، فهذه ليست الطريقة الأمثل لتحقيق النصر».
وأضاف: «دفعنا ثمنًا باهظًا خلال 22 شهرًا من الحرب، لكننا، حققنا إنجازات عظيمة في جميع ساحات القتال. حزب الله وسورية وإيران وأعداء آخرون، هددونا لسنوات وخططوا لهجوم واسع، هُزموا».
وقال «في غزة، قضينا على معظم قادة حماس وجزءًا مهمًا من بنيتها التحتية العدائية.. لكن العمل لم ينتهِ بعد، ولم تتحقق أهداف الحرب بالكامل بعد».
ولفت الوزير الذي يرأس حزب «الصهيونية الدينية» اليميني المتطرف، إلى أنه في الأسابيع الأخيرة، كان يعمل بشكل مكثف مع نتنياهو «على خطوة دراماتيكية لتحقيق النصر في غزة»، ووصفها بأنها «خطوة ستدمر قدراتها العسكرية والمدنية وتضع عليها ضغوطًا غير مسبوقة لإطلاق سراح المختطفين».
وأوضح أنه على مدى أسابيع، بدا أن نتنياهو يدعم الخطة، وقال إنه «ناقش تفاصيلها معي، وأعرب عن سعيه لاتخاذ قرار، وعن نيته المضي قدمًا هذه المرة. لكن للأسف، تراجع عن موقفه».
واعتبر سموتريتش أن «نتنياهو والحكومة استسلموا لضعفهم، وقرروا تكرار نفس الشيء، والشروع في خطوة عسكرية ليس هدفها اتخاذ قرار، بل الضغط على حماس لدفعها إلى اتفاق جزئي لإطلاق سراح المختطفين، مع التأكيد بوضوح على أنه إذا وافقت حماس على الاتفاق، فسنوافق أيضًا على التوقف مجددًا، والانسحاب مجددًا، والسماح لها بالتعافي وإعادة التسلح.. وهكذا دواليك». وقال إنه «ليس هكذا تُتخذ القرارات، هكذا لن يعود المختطفون، ليس هكذا تُربح الحرب».
وأقر الكابينت الأسبوع الماضي خطة نتنياهو للسيطرة الكاملة على مدينة غزة.
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Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich launched an attack on his government’s head, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israeli media reported Smotrich as saying: “I have lost confidence that the Prime Minister is capable and wants to reach a decision in Gaza; this is not the optimal way to achieve victory.”
He added: “We have paid a heavy price over 22 months of war, but we have achieved great accomplishments on all battlefields. Hezbollah, Syria, Iran, and other enemies have threatened us for years and planned a wide-ranging attack; they have been defeated.”
He stated, “In Gaza, we have eliminated most of the Hamas leaders and a significant part of its hostile infrastructure... but the work is not yet finished, and the war objectives have not been fully achieved.”
The minister, who heads the far-right “Religious Zionism” party, pointed out that in recent weeks, he had been working intensively with Netanyahu “on a dramatic step to achieve victory in Gaza,” describing it as “a step that will destroy its military and civilian capabilities and put unprecedented pressure on it to release the hostages.”
He clarified that for weeks, it seemed that Netanyahu supported the plan, saying he “discussed the details with me and expressed his desire to make a decision and his intention to move forward this time. But unfortunately, he backtracked on his position.”
Smotrich considered that “Netanyahu and the government have surrendered to their weakness and decided to repeat the same thing, embarking on a military step that is not aimed at making a decision but rather pressuring Hamas to push it towards a partial agreement for the release of the hostages, clearly emphasizing that if Hamas agrees to the deal, we will also agree to stop again, withdraw again, and allow it to recover and rearm... and so on.” He said, “This is not how decisions are made; this is not how the hostages will return; this is not how the war is won.”
The cabinet approved Netanyahu's plan last week for complete control over the city of Gaza.
He added: “We have paid a heavy price over 22 months of war, but we have achieved great accomplishments on all battlefields. Hezbollah, Syria, Iran, and other enemies have threatened us for years and planned a wide-ranging attack; they have been defeated.”
He stated, “In Gaza, we have eliminated most of the Hamas leaders and a significant part of its hostile infrastructure... but the work is not yet finished, and the war objectives have not been fully achieved.”
The minister, who heads the far-right “Religious Zionism” party, pointed out that in recent weeks, he had been working intensively with Netanyahu “on a dramatic step to achieve victory in Gaza,” describing it as “a step that will destroy its military and civilian capabilities and put unprecedented pressure on it to release the hostages.”
He clarified that for weeks, it seemed that Netanyahu supported the plan, saying he “discussed the details with me and expressed his desire to make a decision and his intention to move forward this time. But unfortunately, he backtracked on his position.”
Smotrich considered that “Netanyahu and the government have surrendered to their weakness and decided to repeat the same thing, embarking on a military step that is not aimed at making a decision but rather pressuring Hamas to push it towards a partial agreement for the release of the hostages, clearly emphasizing that if Hamas agrees to the deal, we will also agree to stop again, withdraw again, and allow it to recover and rearm... and so on.” He said, “This is not how decisions are made; this is not how the hostages will return; this is not how the war is won.”
The cabinet approved Netanyahu's plan last week for complete control over the city of Gaza.
