If the ceasefire agreement is reached, the government will leave, the Israeli minister's mission to sabotage the agreement

Itmar Ben Guer, head of the extremist Jewish group, threatened to leave the government in the event of a cease-fire agreement with Hamas. Itmar Ben Guer, who is also the Minister of Internal Security of Israel, after seeing the ceasefire agreement, threatened Prime Minister Netanyahu that if an agreement is reached with Hamas for a ceasefire in Gaza, he will leave the government. will be done Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smutrich called any cease-fire agreement a disaster for Israel, while the following day on Tuesday, Itmar Ben Gower went even further and threatened to quit the government. Itmar Ben Gower wrote on the social media platform 'X' that this is our last chance not to let the deaths of more than 400 Israeli soldiers who died during the war in Gaza go to waste by signing a cease-fire with Hamas. The extremist Jewish minister has been repeating his position against the ceasefire for the past several months, but now there is enough anger inside Israel to release the Israelis imprisoned in Gaza, which has increased the possibility of a ceasefire agreement. is The US Joe Biden administration, Israel's biggest ally in the Gaza war, has also asked Netanyahu to accept a ceasefire in exchange for the release of Israeli prisoners. The newly elected US President Trump also seems to be in favor of this position. Importantly, with the current US president and representatives of the incoming president involved in the talks, a deal is likely to be finalized before January 20.