Zionist media reports that Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist administration of Israel, is considering how to dissolve the war council and send its decisions to a large cabinet.
On the other hand, the latest survey results show that many residents of the occupied territories believe that Benjamin Netanyahu, the current Prime Minister and leader of the Likud Party, will not be able to hold the position of Prime Minister.
According to this survey, the popularity of the Likud party led by Netanyahu has decreased and if elections are held, it will be able to win only 21 seats.
Recently, Yair Lapid, the leader of the Yesh Atid opposition party, has admitted to the contradictions and internal disputes between the opposition parties and the Council of Ministers of the Zionist administration of Israel.
Lapid's new statements come at a time when political tensions in Tel-Aviv have reached their peak. Netanyahu's Cabinet has practically been unsuccessful in the Gaza war, and successive defeats of the Zionist army have mortgaged the position of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Cabinet, which now seems to be sitting dry.
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