The problem as I see it, is that Netanyahu Is protecting himself from both a vote of confidence which could dislodge him from power, and a corruption charges that could follow suit. He is doing this stuff for those reasons as much as for what he sees as the benefit of the Israeli people. With those mixed motives, it is impossible for him to act objectively.
That is why he has been delivered this ultimatum by Gantz and the Centrist party, as well as the challenge from the additional voting member of the War Cabinet, Gallant. These challenges will likely bring a vote of confidence if Netanyahu doesn't meet their demands. Netanyahu needs to leave, and turn these decisions over to someone less influenced by threats to his own position. But if he values his own protection, he has been given a third option, the one that he has been avoiding.
