Israeli ministers oppose Trump plan and push Gaza operations
Israeli ministers threatened to resume military operations in Gaza and rejected Trump's plan for the second phase of the ceasefire agreement, despite Hamas's acceptance of it. These calls were made during the "CabiNET" meeting, headed by Benjamin Netanyahu, where ministers demanded efforts to erase and destroy Hamas, considering Hamas's approval of the agreement as a form of deception. Although a ceasefire agreement was signed in October 2025, Israel continues to conduct daily violations, resulting in the martyrdom of more than 73,000 Palestinians and injuries to over 174,000, with destruction of infrastructure ongoing. Shin Bet chief David Zini questioned the credibility of Hamas's acceptance of the agreement, viewing it as deception aimed at buying time ahead of the Israeli elections scheduled for October 2023. The agreement stipulates a gradual withdrawal and the removal of weapons from Gaza under Palestinian and international supervision, but it faces clear opposition from Israeli ministers who insist on resuming military operations to oust Hamas.
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