These are its details .. Netanyahu received terrifying scenarios about Israeli prisoners in Gaza

The 13th Israeli channel reported that during the security discussions held the day before Thursday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received a general overview of the “horror scenarios” related to the fate of the soldiers soldiers in Gaza.

According to the channel, these scenarios and their repercussions were shown to the family soldiers of the “Ham” movement in the Gaza Strip in detail, and it was as follows:

Israel may accidentally affect the prisoners.
– Fear that Ham, K, killing prisoners on its own, for fear that the soldiers of the Hasa Army approached.
The 12th Channel revealed that Netanyahu is required for the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes in Gaza and the Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs, Ron Dermer, who say in closed sessions that “we have no open time, America wants to decide as soon as possible,” in reference to the occupation of Gaza City and the arrest of the Israeli Awwan on the Strip.
Also, Channel 12 revealed that the certification session of the Gaza occupation process witnessed a screaming between the Minister of Finance in Salail Smotrich and the Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir.
According to the channel, Zamir attacked Minister Smotrich and accused him of not understanding and not differentiating between the battalion and the brigade.
It is noteworthy that the differences between Zamir and the political level were recently deepened due to the occupation of Gaza City and the future of the war on the Strip, and at the time, Smotrich expressed that he was “longing” for former Chief of Staff, Herzi Halevi, despite being one of the most prominent people who demanded his removal.
The Israeli army announced last Wednesday the start of the preliminary phase of the occupation of Gaza City, with extensive operations in the Al -Zaytoun and Jabalia neighborhood, after the approval of the Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz on the plan of “Gideon 2 vehicles” to control the city, calling for tens of thousands of soldiers.