TEL AVIV — In the ongoing discussions
concerning Israel's war on Gaza, Israeli media has shifted its focus to Prime
Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu's actions, highlighting his active efforts to
obstruct prisoner exchanges with Palestinian factions in Gaza and his attempts
to delay judicial investigations, Khaberni reported.
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Reserve Major General and Former Chief of
Staff of the Air Force,
Nimrod Shabir suggested that Netanyahu aims to delay
the deal to release the captives held in the Gaza Strip, indicating a
reluctance to end the war. Shabir emphasized Netanyahu's apprehension, stating
that he is 'very afraid that this war will end.”
Additionally, Political Correspondent Affairs
for Channel 11, Michael Shemesh accused
Netanyahu of attempting to postpone the
investigation led by State Comptroller, Netanyahu Engelman into the war on the
strip, under the argument of potential disruptions to military operations.
Shemesh disclosed that Netanyahu dispatched
Government Secretary, Yossi Fuchs to meet with the State Comptroller, urging a
postponement of the inquiry, including probes related to the Prime Minister's
Office and other security agencies.
Furthermore, Military affairs correspondent
for Channel 13, Nir Devori revealed that the State Comptroller sent a response
letter to Chief of Staff, Herzi Halevy, which stated, “All senior officials and relevant government bodies
are subject to oversight, and there is no intention to obstruct the army’s war
effort.”
Devori also highlighted a recent communication
from the State Comptroller to Netanyahu’s Office, warning of impending
investigations and requesting the preservation of relevant recordings. The
State Comptroller sought recordings of all wartime meetings and decisions for
examination purposes.
Prior to this exchange, Halevy had criticized
the State Comptroller's plans to investigate the performance of Israel’s
Occupation Forces (IOF) during and preceding the war.
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