Netanyahu takes place against the “deep state” in Tirade, rejecting the court led in the attacks on October 7

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu led against his critics and accused the media of working with the “deep state” while rejecting the establishment of a investigation called in court In terrorist attacks of October 7, 2023, led by Hamas.

The suggestion of the conclusions would be “predetermined”, in a speech in Knesset, the Parliament of Israel, without providing any evidence that Netanyahu told the parliamentarians that it is “Important and crucial to investigate the events of October 7 in depth and what led to it,” he thought A court led by the court would be biased.

“What do you think? We are children?” He shouted in a microphone, while some politicians threw themselves and shouted at him during the debate on Monday night.

The High Court of Justice in Israel decided in December that the Netanyahu government should organize a cabinet hearing on the formation of a State Inquiry Commission. To investigate the circumstances around the attacks led by Hamas, analyzing why the country’s army could not prevent the deadly attack.

But, since then, the government’s requests have agreed to delay the updates to the court on its position regarding the creation of such an investigation.

The parliamentarians, including the former minister of the war office, Benny Gantz, also requested the establishment of a state commission.

Being on the podium in Knesset, Netanyahu acknowledged that “the public asks for the truth” about Hamas attacks and asked for a commission that would “investigate everything”, including leaks from cabinet sessions and confidential parliamentary sessions.

He continued to explode the media, accusing news of “full cooperation with the deep state” and created “scandals”.

“The cooperation between the bureaucracy in the deep state and the media has not worked in the United States and will not work here,” he said, defending President Donald Trump’s rhetoric, who repeatedly sent the idea that clandestine networks operate in governments, acting to manipulate or control politics.

After conducting his own investigation into Israel’s deadly military attacks recognized last month He wrongly judged Hamas’s intentions and underestimated the capabilities of the militant group and was completely unprepared for the surprise attack, which killed 1,200 people and saw around 250 hostages, according to Israeli officials.

Over 48,000 people have been killed in the attack of Israel on Gaza, according to Enclave’s health officials.

However, many Israelis believe that the failures around the attacks extend beyond the army and Netanyahu has confronted calls to take responsibility for the apparent lack of preparation of his country for such an attack.

At least 65% of Israeli said I think the most appropriate way to investigate the events of October 7, 2023, was a State Inquiry Commission, according to a Recent survey Made by the Viterbi Family Center, based in Jerusalem, for public opinion research and policies.

The study between January 28 and February 2, only 17% of 604 Jews and 151 Arab respondents stated that they supported the idea of ​​an inquiry commission appointed by the Government.

However, Netanyahu claimed that he would answer difficult questions, but only after the war that consumed the Middle East for almost a year and a half ends.

His outbreak came on the basis of increasing fears about the future of ceasing the fragile between his government and Hamas, and while Israel faces criticism for criticism for Stopping the entry of aid and goods in the strip of Gaza.

The Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, doubled on Tuesday in this decision, blaming Hamas for the break -who came while the families in Gaza marked the moon Ramadan – after the militant group refused to accept a proposal to expand the first phase of ceasing fire.

Meanwhile, Trump administration has sought to accelerate Delivery of $ 4 billion in military aid to Israel and to reverse an embargo of partial weapons introduced by the Biden Administration.