Netanyahu Dismisses Defense Minister Yoav Gallant Amid Political Turmoil
Gallant's removal, driven by political disputes and coalition pressures, raises concerns about Israel's security strategy during ongoing conflicts.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has fired Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, citing ongoing disagreements over military strategy and coalition dynamics.
- Gallant opposed Netanyahu's coalition demands for ultra-Orthodox draft exemptions, a contentious issue that has sparked widespread debate in Israel.
- The timing of Gallant's dismissal, during heightened tensions with Iran and ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, has drawn significant criticism.
- Gallant, who advocated for a pragmatic approach to hostage negotiations and military service, was seen as a moderate voice within the government.
- Netanyahu's decision has been perceived as a political maneuver to maintain coalition support, with potential implications for Israel's international relations.

































































































