Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to fire Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has raised concerns about stability, consistency, and leadership in Israel. Gallant, a military man with qualifications for the role, had been leading Israel's defense strategy seamlessly for the past year. The decision to fire him in the middle of a multi-front existential war has left soldiers weary and bone-tired, with no end in sight. Many believe that the firing was a political move to appease the haredi parties and maintain the coalition, rather than addressing the needs of the country. The move has sparked anger, doubt, and betrayal among reservists and the public, who are questioning the fractured leadership and weak priorities of the government.