The Israeli government coalition parties decided to cancel the freeze on the draft law to deport the families of the terrorists.

According to the Hebrew Kan radio station, the bill will be prepared for the first reading and put to a vote in the Israeli Knesset.

Thus, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to flirt with the so-called Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, to try to bring their views together again after the differences yesterday over the attacks that Ben Gvir's party described as "weak" towards Gaza, which does not fully represent the position of the right-wing government.

Yesterday, Ben Gvir and members of his party boycotted the Knesset sessions, prompting the Likud to attack him and threaten to dismiss him, while the extremist minister expressed a strange position by expressing his desire to resign if it was imposed on him.

Bezalel Smotrich, the Israeli Finance Minister and Halif Ben Gvir, called on all parties to calm down and preserve the current government.