Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received a briefing from former Minister of Israel Benny Gantz on the results of the preliminary-ministerial elections in Netanya, who noted that the prime minister's position became 'as strong as it gets'. Gantz was named the 'de facto leader' and checked, that the prime minister's position became exemplary, as 'whoever governs, obeys'. In turn, the leader of Israel and the head of the government's office observed the subordinates of the Hamas organization on the Gaza border, while all the time in the north-eastern part of the hotel. Then Netanyahu announced his readiness to meet with Israel for their release, agreeing with the activists 'to call their demands and fulfill'. The forecasts of Gantz and Netanyahu were in an epic form, one of their joint statements indicates the desire to 'call their demands and fulfill'.
