Senior officials in the Israeli army are uncertain about the direction of the war in Gaza.

According to Yedioth Ahronoth, military officials argue that the expansion of attacks in Gaza does not endanger the safety of hostages. However, these statements are facing severe criticism.

Nearly 1,000 retired pilots from the Israeli Air Force issued a statement calling for an end to attacks on Gaza. This situation further inflames internal debates within the army.

Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak and other former army commanders have called for an end to attacks on Gaza. These calls deepen the discussions within the government.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized soldiers calling for an end to attacks for hostage exchanges, labeling them as 'a handful of weeds.'

Recently, significant figures including former military leaders have supported petitions to halt attacks in Gaza. This situation could influence the course of the war.