Khaberni - The Prime Minister of the occupation entered a severe political crisis, after he was forced to postpone the crucial voting session in the mini cabinet (Cabinet) on the deal, facing a direct threat from the extremist National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to "dismantle the government".
The session was postponed to 10:00 PM on Thursday, indicating deep disagreements and frantic attempts by Netanyahu to contain the crisis.
Ben-Gvir: We will vote against releasing "the killers" and we will dissolve the government
The postponement came after extremist minister Itamar Ben-Gvir issued a final ultimatum to Netanyahu.
In statements reported by Hebrew media, Ben-Gvir said he was "happy to release all detainees," but he emphasized: "We will vote against releasing the killers," referring to Palestinian prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment who constitute an essential part of the deal.
He did not stop there, but issued an existential threat to the Netanyahu government, saying: "Netanyahu promised me to dismantle Hamas, and if that does not happen, we will dismantle the government.
