After backing the Gaza plan, Smotrich and Strook claimed: Misinformation was presented to us in the cabinet
The ministers published an "urgent call" to the prime minister to reject the "roadmap" for Gaza, and claimed that the published conditions were not included in the vote. They presented gaps in the decision on…
Assessment
Two ministers who voted for a Gaza plan now claim they were misled, saying the published terms were not part of what they approved. Their public protest to the prime minister highlights a rift within the governing coalition over the plan's details, particularly regarding Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal. The dispute centers on whether the plan openly advances Palestinian statehood, which they call dangerous. The coming days will show whether the prime minister revises the plan or faces a coalition crisis.