Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed strong opposition to plans announced by the military to implement daily tactical pauses in fighting along a key route into Gaza. The pauses, intended to facilitate aid delivery into the Palestinian enclave, have been criticized by Netanyahu as “unacceptable.”
The controversial decision has brought to light political tensions within Israel regarding aid delivery to Gaza, where international organizations have warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, a member of Netanyahu’s coalition, has also denounced the tactical pause, calling for the dismissal of those responsible for the decision.
