The Israeli media exposes the reasons for Netanyahu's decision to refrain from preaching to his soldiers in a combat zone.

  Israeli Channel 12 revealed the circumstances of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not delivering a scheduled speech to his reserve soldiers in a unit next to the city of Rehovot, south of Tel Aviv, last Thursday.

Netanyahu was visiting reserve soldiers in a unit in Rehovot, according to the channel's correspondent, to assess the situation. He was also scheduled to give a speech in front of his men on a stage that had been set up ahead of time, complete with loudspeakers and Israeli flags.

Netanyahu said that one of the officers began yelling at him and calling him names, including "You are a liar...you are a zero." This forced Netanyahu to end his speech, and he went to talk to some soldiers who had brought more soldiers, and he had private conversations with them. By yourself.

The channel's correspondent indicated that they hear a lot of criticism and insults directed at government ministers who come to this unit and other military points, stressing that reserve soldiers express their rejection of Netanyahu's visit in preparation for a possible ground invasion of the Gaza Strip.

A growing number of Israelis demanded that Netanyahu step down, blaming him for both the inability to find a solution to the conflict and the Qassam Brigades' unexpected attack on Israeli towns in the south and the "Gaza envelope" settlements.

In contrast to earlier military operations carried out by the occupation army against the Palestinians, when silence was maintained during the operation of the war mechanisms and the process of inventorying the account took place after the battles ended, these calls, which received extensive coverage by Israeli newspapers and media outlets on Friday.

Source: Al Jazeera