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Influential Israeli minister criticizes Netanyahu over Gaza aid policy

  • Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich strongly condemned the cabinet's July 6 decision to permit aid into Gaza via a channel that he believes ultimately benefits Hamas.
  • The decision followed a nearly three-month blockade on Gaza aid, with increased public pressure on Netanyahu amid a severe humanitarian crisis.
  • Smotrich accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of failing to enforce military directives and warned the aid would serve as logistical support for Hamas during wartime.
  • Smotrich criticized the decision by the Prime Minister and cabinet to permit aid entry, describing it as a serious error that would aid Hamas, while the terrorist group denies allegations of misappropriating the assistance.
  • The criticism signals internal government divisions on aid policy as Netanyahu prepares talks on a U.S.-backed 60-day Gaza ceasefire proposal.
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Jerusalem Post broke the news in Jerusalem, Israel on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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