Gideon Sa’ar Leaves Government, Citing Failure in War Strategy
Sa’ar's departure highlights deep divisions within the coalition over the handling of the war, as he criticizes the government's approach and the prolongation of military operations.
- Gideon Sa’ar, leader of New Hope, announced his resignation from the government, criticizing its strategy in the ongoing war.
- Sa’ar accused the government of dragging out the war and failing to effectively target Hamas's military power.
- Despite efforts to influence war policy, Sa’ar's proposals were consistently rejected by the security cabinet.
- Sa’ar's departure follows a failed attempt to secure a position in the war cabinet, highlighting internal coalition conflicts.
- He pledges to continue supporting the country's efforts in the war from outside the government, prioritizing national interest.
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