Itamar Ben-Gvir's call to undermine the ceasefire deal indicates deepening rifts within the Israeli coalition, with potential implications for national security and governmental stability.
Critics argue that Netanyahu's government has used the hostage crisis to maintain power, prioritizing coalition strength over effective negotiation for peace.
The agreement's expected cabinet approval, despite far-right opposition, highlights a division between political necessity and ideological allegiance in Israeli governance.
Ben-Gvir’s rhetoric reflects prevalent anxieties in Israeli society regarding the terms of the ceasefire, framing it as a compromise that undermines national security.
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