Wife Confesses Efforts By Military Coup, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Was Enlivened By Unilateral IDF Decision To Pause Gaza's Tactics

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with wife Sara Netanyahu/PHOTO via Instagram @sara.netanyahu

JAKARTA - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife, Sara Netanyahu, accused military leaders (IDF) of trying to coup against her husband.

Curhat Sara was conveyed when she met representatives of the Gaza hostages' family last week. Sara Netanyahu repeated several times that she did not believe in senior IDF officers. But the family representative interrupted, insisting Sara could not think so, because the Israeli hostage position was in the hands of the IDF military.

Sara also clarified her words and said that her lack of confidence was not in the IDF as a whole but in her senior commander.

Tensions between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and the IDF occurred in mid-June. Netanyahu criticized the plan announced by the military to hold a daily tactical break in fighting along one of the main roads to Gaza to facilitate aid deliveries to the Palestinian enclave.

The military announced a daily break from 05.00 to 16.00 local time in the area from the Kerem SALom crossing to Jalan Salah al-Din and then north.

"When the prime minister heard reports of a 11-hour humanitarian hiatus in the morning, he turned to his military secretary and explained that this was unacceptable to him," an Israeli official said.

The Israeli military was in a hurry to clarify. Israeli military spokesman (IDF) Rear Admiral Daniel Badhi acknowledged Israel's Defense Forces (IDF) should have been able to be more clear in explaining their announcement of a traditional bridge' in military activity along routes in southern Gaza to allow aid distribution.

"Sometimes when you say tactical pauses, people may think that we are stopping fighting in Gaza," mitigating CNN, Monday, June 17.

"We should have clarified better that we are at war in Gaza, that we are at war in Rafah and we created this safe path, at that time, to ensure distribution (assistance) continues."

ungi mengatakan militer tidak berhenti berwarung melawan Hamas dan keputusan itu dibuat oleh militer, bukan pemerintah Israel.

"We are a democratic country, and we were ordered by our cabinet and political echelons, the Ministry of Defense, and that's how the IDF works," he explained in response to Hancocks' question. Our order is to ensure humanitarian aid enters Gaza. Israel works in accordance with international law. We will continue to do this, this is what the cabinet ordered us.