Israeli media have reported on the escalation of internal strife in the ruling coalition in Israel following the addition of several child rights organizations to the terrorism list.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, the Ma’ariu newspaper reported that disagreements within the ruling coalition have intensified following recent remarks by Bani Gantz announcing the inclusion of six Palestinian NGOs active in the West Bank on the terrorism list.
According to the Hebrew-language media, differences between the various factions of the ruling coalition led by Bent-Lapid, who tried to keep it secret, flared up after the announcement.
A Labor member protested Gantz’s move, describing it as a sign of Israel‘s lack of security control over a number of Palestinian human rights and human rights groups.
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A member of the Mertes party also said he believed the Israeli war minister had made a serious mistake in the decision because several of the organizations on the terrorism list were only working to protect children and adolescents under the age of 18.