Does the Rabbi agree with his opinion?

It’s hard for me to determine. It is completely clear to me that he is not acting objectively and that his interests are playing an important role here. How much so, and whether because of this he is acting contrary to the policy that should have guided a normal government (if we had one)? I don’t know.
Look at his conduct regarding the establishment of the emergency government, and look at the fact that he did not resign long ago, and certainly after the events on the Sabbath. If the good of the matter were before his eyes, he should have handed over the keys immediately and remained as an adviser to another prime minister who would be appointed to manage the matter. That would have solved many problems and greatly improved our internal and external situation.

I didn’t ask whether it was true. My claim was that it is inconceivable that a host on a state channel would say such a thing, especially during a war.

Channel 12 is not state-run.
Maybe it is relatively state-like compared to Channel 14, but it is a private channel in every sense.

Even on a state channel you are allowed to say your opinion. Heaven help us if not. As for the question of whether this is appropriate in terms of preserving the morale of the people and the soldiers, there may perhaps be room to discuss it, but then there is no difference between a state channel and a private one.

Bibi cares only about himself!
Already today, Moshe Saada from Likud warned Gantz on Channel 14 not to ruin things for Bibi, who wants to destroy Hamas. As everyone expected, Bibi is sending his band of admirers to start laying the groundwork for blaming Gantz. Too bad for Gantz that he fell for it again.