Netanyahu's government is holding its session at Al-Buraq Wall, and he considers it a message to Abu Mazen

Today, Sunday, the Israeli far-right government held its weekly session in the tunnels of the Western Wall in occupied Jerusalem.

At the beginning of the cabinet session, Netanyahu said that the meeting is a message to Abu Mazen after his statements at the United Nations that the Jews have nothing to do with Jerusalem, claiming that the Jews existed in this land 3 thousand years ago.

He claimed that his government had achieved deterrence against the Palestinian factions in Gaza after the recent operation against Islamic Jihad, which allowed the march of the flags to be organized as planned.

In another context, Netanyahu called on the ministers of the government coalition parties to preserve it and the continuity of the current government, speaking of his ability to find a solution to the current budget crisis.