"Cold shower" for Netanyahu, ministers and deputies of the Likud party want his "head"

The military offensive in Gaza, where the Palestinian Ministry of Health claims that over 11,000 civilians have been killed, looks set to cost Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dearly.

For the head of the government, whose ear is being pulled even by the Western allies themselves, the media in Tel Aviv report that very soon there may be a no-confidence motion to oust him from power.

According to Israeli television Channel 13, the political class in Israel is discussing the day after the war and the future of Netanyahu, so that some ministers and members of the "Knesset" from the Prime Minister's Likud Party are holding consultations on his dismissal.

It is reported that the leaders of the opposition parties were also involved in the discussions.

According to reports, the reason Likud MPs are taking this stance is that if Netanyahu remains at the head of the party and is defeated in the next election, then many of them would no longer be an important part of the political system. .

The report also points out that a possible overthrow of Netanyahu would mean that the government would be led by a prominent name from Likud, who will not be a candidate in the elections.

For such a move, Likud lawmakers would have to use Knesset members from the opposition, with the exception of Ra'am and Hadash-Ta'al.

So even the latest opinion polls in Israel show that Netanyahu and his Likud Party are losing power, while the National Unity Party and its leader Benny Gantz are on the rise. (A2 Televizion)