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Gallant's Dismissal Sparks Protests in Israel

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant's dismissal sparks protests in Tel Aviv as thousands demonstrate against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Gallant cites disagreements over military strategy and the hostage situation as contributing factors.

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Who replaced Yoav Gallant as Defense Minister?: Israel Katz, the Foreign Minister, replaced Gallant as Defense Minister. Netanyahu praised Katz's experience and loyalty, emphasizing his suitability for leading military operations.
What was the public reaction to Gallant's dismissal?: Thousands protested in Tel Aviv and other cities following Gallant's dismissal, blocking major roads. They saw Gallant as the last hope for a ceasefire involving the release of hostages held by Hamas.
What reasons did Gallant himself give for his dismissal?: Gallant himself identified three reasons for his dismissal: his support for universal conscription for ultra-orthodox Jews, his advocacy for the release of hostages, and his push for a state inquiry into security failures. He expressed commitment to his principles.
What reasons did Netanyahu give for Gallant's dismissal?: Netanyahu stated that the dismissal was due to 'substantial disagreements' regarding military action and that Gallant's actions had been 'inappropriate'. He also suggested that Gallant's actions benefited Israel's enemies.
Why was Yoav Gallant dismissed as Israel's Defense Minister?: Yoav Gallant, Israel's Defense Minister, was dismissed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Gallant cited disagreements over military strategy, the handling of hostages, and the need for a state inquiry into the October 7th terror attack as reasons for his dismissal.

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