The Israeli Chief of Staff is clashing with Ghafir: Your statements are dangerous
After announcing the lack of humanitarian assistance to the Gaza Strip, between the council of ministers’ meeting, yesterday evening (Sunday), the Israeli Army Chief of Iial Zameer and National Security Minister Etamar Bin Ghafir.
According to Israel Channel 12, Bin Ghafir said: “There is no need to enter Gaza. They are enough. Bombing in Hamas Food Stores. Zamir replied,“ These ideas are in danger … and we are in danger. We cannot be hungry for this sector, your ads are dangerous. “Bin Ghafir replied:“ There is enough food. I don’t understand why everyone who fights against us automatically get help. Where is it specifically mentioned in international law? ”
Israeli Broadcasting and Television Corporation (KAN) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intervened and told Kasir: “Sorry, every minister can express his opinion and violate the authorities.”
It is reported that Netanyahu has reiterated that ministers may disagree with Zamir’s position. He said that if ministers make statements that violate the law, it is the duty of the public prosecutor to clarify the law for them. Public Representative Ghali Bahrao-Marara replied that Israel is the responsibility of “the responsibility of entering the sector under international law”.
The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation (KAN) reported that he was asked by the Secretary of the Council of Ministers, Yosi Fox, and then “No minister wanted to violate international law”.
According to power, the Minister of Right -Wing bases, Orient Strack, supported Ben Ghafir’s support.
At the meeting, ministers agreed to expand the military attack on Hamas in the Gaza Strip, although Zamir warned ministers that it could keep the hostages.
In addition, the Miniature Security Cabinet has approved a plan to re -launch Aid delivery to Gaza, with the aim of limiting the transfer of “Hamas” goods in favor of its elements. Bin Ghafir was the only one who voted against this plan to be implemented when the situation was needed in Gaza.
In light of a comprehensive Israeli ban on humanitarian aid, a shortage of food in the third month.
