PNN – While criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu, the former head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Zionist regime stressed that he is pushing this regime towards collapse.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing Al Jazeera network, Gadi Eisenkot, the former head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Zionist regime, criticized the performance of the Prime Minister of this regime, Benjamin Netanyahu.
He said: Netanyahu is actually going along with Iran’s strategy to erode Israel until its collapse, instead of understanding the magnitude of the threats that Israel is facing.
On the other hand, Channel 14 of the Zionist regime’s TV reported that “Itmar Ben Gower”, the minister of internal security of this regime, once again threatened Netanyahu and emphasized that if there is an agreement with Hezbollah, they will topple his coalition cabinet.
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In this regard, the Western news agency Reuters reported on Wednesday in a report citing two knowledgeable sources that the United States is working on a plan to end hostilities between Tel Aviv and Lebanon’s Hezbollah, based on which, first, a 60-day ceasefire between both sides are established.
Reuters wrote about the nature of the US plan to establish a ceasefire between Lebanon’s Hezbollah and the occupation regime: According to this plan, efforts will be made to fully implement UN Security Council Resolution 1701 approved in 2006 within the 2 months of the ceasefire between the parties.
The Zionist regime continues to commit crimes in Gaza and Lebanon with the support of the United States, and in its latest inhumane actions, it asked the residents of the city of Baalbek in the east of this country to leave this area.
The Zionist army started large-scale attacks on various areas of southern Lebanon on Monday, which has been met with a strong response from Hezbollah.
The attacks of the Zionist regime on Gaza and Lebanon have resulted in the martyrdom of more than 43,000 Palestinians living in Gaza and more than 2,000 Lebanese.