The Defense Minister says that the current ruling coalition does not need approval from the political opposition to decide on a new military operation.
Captives Joel Cuts wrote in a message on the X social network: "We do not need the approval of the opposition or any legal authority to carry out military attacks on any of the fronts where it operates."
Gadi Eisenkot, the head of the opposition, demanded that Benjamin Netanyahu, the current prime minister, show "restraint". He warned that the use of force without a "direct and immediate threat" could have "disastrous consequences for the captive democracy and the trust of citizens."
During the election campaign last month, Mr. Netanyahu repeatedly threatened to renew the war with Iran. Referring to the threats, he even brought up a picture of a nuclear bomb destroying Tel Aviv. On Thursday, Saul Cutts praised the performance of the ruling coalition against Iran and said that this coalition, with the full coordination of the military, showed determination and resolve.
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