A new poll by Maariv shows the Netanyahu coalition one seat from 50, with Gantz's camp around 66.

Benny Gantz's State Party declines to under 30 seats, and Netanyahu's camp is now at 50 seats, 14 less than his current coalition.

If you want to topple the Hamas government, you have no choice but to replace it with another, which, even if it is not Zionist and loves Israel, isn't as bad as Hamas. Those who oppose this prove that even today they still view Hamas as an asset.

Exactly one year ago, Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke out after Operation Shield and Arrow and said: "Hamas is deterred, they don't dare to fire even one rocket."

Meanwhile, State Camp party leader and war cabinet member Benny Gantz said that "the Defense Minister speaks words of truth."

The Defense Minister issued a challenge to the Prime Minister to declare that military civilian rule is off the table: "This is a moment of a national test, even if it involves a political cost."

The Prime Minister published a video explaining why destroying Hamas as a military force is essential for any post-Hamas arrangement in Gaza.

According to an Axios report, the Prime Minister issued the remarks during a cabinet meeting, telling representatives that Israel would do "whatever it takes" to insure its security.

Following the UN decision to expand the powers of the Palestinian Authority as an observer state, the Prime Minister decided to put a proposal rejecting the decision of the General Assembly to a government vote.

The President hardened his position, threatening to veto a law promoting the transfer of aid to Israel.

Many of the soldiers told the Prime Minister to keep fighting until Hamas is defeated, and Netanyahu assured them he would.

According to the Prime Minister's Office, his schedule remains unconfirmed.

At the ceremony, Netanyahu said that "the War of Independence has not yet ended; it continues in these times."

A Channel 14 survey places the Likud back in the lead and shows that the Israeli public is convinced that American pressure on Israel is political in nature.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the US threat to stop arms shipments to Israel: "If we have to stand alone, we will stand alone. I already said that if necessary - we will fight with our nails."

Just 13% believe the President's efforts to secure a deal are motivated by a desire to protect Israeli security.

A picture of President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu appears on the cover of the New York Post with the word "treason" emblazoned on them. Earlier, Trump attacked the president: "Biden is weak, corrupt and leading the world straight into World War III."

During their conversation last Monday, Biden insisted that Netanyahu keep the IDF from entering Rafah - to which Netanyahu replied that Israel would "fight with its nails" if forced to.

A poll published yesterday for Channel 13 show Netanyahu's bloc winning 54 seats and Gantz's bloc 61 - a bare majority.