"Netanyahu's Crisis Management: Gaza Fuel Revolt and Looming Starvation"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a revolt from religious nationalists and settler leaders within his coalition government over his decision to allow two fuel trucks per day to enter Gaza. The coalition partners are demanding more say in the conduct of the war and argue that no humanitarian concessions should be made until Hamas releases the Israeli hostages it seized. Netanyahu is trying to balance the demands of far-right religious nationalists in his government with pressure from Western allies to ease the plight of Gaza civilians. The majority of Palestinians in Gaza rely on humanitarian aid, including fuel, for basic necessities.