Netanyahu accuses Israel’s opposition to providing “chaos” Israeli conflict news

Thousands of Israelis participated in anti -freedom protests after Netanyahu’s resumption in Gaza.

prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu She accused opposition “chaos” in Israel, after vital protests in recent days, while opposition leader Yar Lapid called for a “rebellion” if the government refuses to accept the rulings issued by the country’s Supreme Court.

In his speech to the opposition during a speech in Parliament on Wednesday, Netanyahu said: “You recycle the same outdated slogans and ridicule about” the end of democracy “. Well, once and forever: democracy is not in danger, it is the power of the bureaucrats at risk.”

“Maybe you can stop putting Spanners in government actions in the midst of war? Maybe you can stop fueling strife, hatred and chaos in the streets?” He added.

Thousands of Israelis participated in several days of anti -government protests, accusing Netanyahu of undermining democracy by removing Rones Bar, The head of the Internal Security Agency, to a bet, and resume strikes in Gaza without any consideration of the prisoners detained in the besieged pocket.

Netanyahu is being imprisoned in a battle with the President of Shen Hanhan, who is being bribed in the Prime Minister’s office, citing “confidence”. The two men were at the head of Loggerheads, which are fueled by bitter accusations due to the failure to prevent Hamas -led attacks on October 7, 2023, on southern Israel.

The demonstrations, which erupted last week, were organized by a wide alliance of Nitanio fighting groups that the Israeli leader is trying to remain in power at any cost.

The Supreme Court froze a bar dismissed after several appeal, including the opposition leader’s party, Yar Lapid Yich Atid.

The opposition’s resumption highlighted what critics see as two main reasons that Netanyahu moved against lawyers.

The first was his criticism of the government due to the security failure that allowed Hamas’s attack on October 7, 2023, on Israel, which is the bloodiest day in the country’s history.

The second is what the opposition’s resumption said was the investigation of Shin a deeds in Netanyahu’s partners close to the suspicion of receiving the money related to Qatar.

Netanyahu’s office rejected the accusations of “fake news”.

Call to “rebellion”

Israeli opposition leader Yire Lapid called for a “rebellion” against the Netanyahu government if she refuses to accept the rulings issued by the country’s Supreme Court.

“The government that does not obey the court is a criminal government that should not be obeyed,” Lapid said to Local Population 103FM.

“If the government is not compatible with the Supreme Court, we must close the country, and that will be the end of everything.”

The Israeli Council of Ministers also issued a vote without confidence on Sunday against the country’s public prosecutor, with the Bahraf Mayra, which is the first step in its rejection.

Netanyahu’s office referred to “significant and long differences between the government and the legal advisor of the government,” which is a major part of the Public Prosecutor’s position.

After the initial ruling of the Supreme Court in the case of lawyers, Bahrav Mayra said that Netanyahu was unable to name a new internal security chief and was “prohibited to take any action that harms” his position.