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Long-Time Arab Ally Criticizes Netanyahu Over Gaza; Mossad at Odds Next?

Israel's long-standing Arab partner, Egypt, has expressed deep frustration over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent demands regarding a potential ceasefire agreement, as reported by Al-Monitor. Meanwhile, Qatar, a key mediator in regional negotiations, has shown bewilderment at Netanyahu's uncompromising stance, adding to the complexity of ongoing diplomatic efforts. Additionally, there are emerging reports of strained relations between Netanyahu and critical Israeli intelligence agencies, including Mossad, highlighting internal tensions within Israel's leadership.

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