The Jewish Power Party withdraws from Israel's ruling coalition, or other parties may follow suit

On January 19, according to Israeli media reports on the 19th, Israel's Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gweil announced that his < b > Jewish Power Party will withdraw from the coalition government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Ben-Gweil also addressed another Israeli far-right official, the leader of the < b > Religious Zionist Party , and Finance Minister Smotrich, calling on Smotrich to join him in opposing this "surrender agreement". At the end of 2022, with the support of the far-right parties Jewish Power Party and Religious Zionist Party, Netanyahu was able to successfully form a cabinet and serve as Prime Minister again. The leaders of the two parties, Ben-Gewel and Smotrich, have been "entrusted" by Netanyahu in the government. < b > However, the two have repeatedly threatened to lead their parties out of the ruling coalition if there is a ceasefire with Hamas, causing the government to collapse.