Netanyahu is considering closing cabinet offices to finance the war.
An Israeli network reported that the cost of war in Gaza has increased so much that the prime minister of this regime is considering a plan to close several cabinet offices.
Israel TV Channel 12 reported this evening (Friday) that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering closing some cabinet offices to use their allocated funds to cover the heavy costs of the war.
Channel 12 wrote in this report that the costs of the current war in the Gaza Strip are billions of shekels (the currency of the Zionist regime) and this has caused the cabinet to look for a way to reduce the number of official offices.
Amir Yaron, head of Israel’s central bank, had previously called on Netanyahu to quickly reduce public spending and warned that if the Israeli cabinet could not deal with the 210 billion shekel ($58 billion) war, the markets could react badly.
Continuing its report, Channel 12 pointed out that Netanyahu stipulated that the closure of cabinet offices should not be accompanied by political retribution, adding that the Israeli Ministry of Finance has made a recommendation regarding the closure of 10 ministries, but Netanyahu has said that he will make other proposals.
According to this report, although no minister in the cabinet has announced his resignation yet, news has been heard about the closure of the office of the Minister of Migrant Affairs “Amiha Shukli”.
This report has been published while the Israeli website “Wala” also reported tonight that many army reserve officers of this regime criticized the Israeli General Staff because this military institution answered their question about the end of the war, allowed them to rest and He did not reply when he returned home.
At the same time, Walla pointed out that these officers did not anticipate that the war in Gaza would last more than 90 days. According to this report, at this point, these forces want to know their fate in this war and the fate of their families who are financially dependent on them.