Public spat highlights cracks in Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition

Israel is bracing for potential Iranian retaliation after a blast in Tehran killed Hamas’ leader — an attack blamed on Israel. And a new round of ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas is set to begin later this week
Public spat highlights cracks in Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, left, has frequently been criticised, including by members of his own government (Abir Sultan/Pool Photo via AP)

Cracks are widening in a public tiff between Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his moderate defence minister, the latest spat showing growing discontent with Mr Netanyahu’s handling of the war in Gaza at a sensitive time.

Israel is bracing for potential Iranian retaliation after a blast in Tehran killed Hamas’ leader — an attack blamed on Israel. And a new round of ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas is set to begin later this week.

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