Yoav Galant's dismissal raises questions about the continuity of Israel's defense strategy regarding the Philadelphia axis.
The families of abductees are concerned about the potential shift in policy under the new Defense Minister, Katz.
Galant's remarks suggest a division within the Israeli cabinet regarding the handling of the hostage situation and military strategy in Gaza.
The new Defense Minister, Katz, may face pressure from the families of abductees to adopt a more proactive approach in negotiations.
Netanyahu's unilateral decision-making could lead to further tensions within the Israeli government regarding military strategy and hostage negotiations.
Defense Minister Yoav Galant addressed families of abductees today, emphasizing that military and political considerations should not dictate Israel's continued presence in the Philadelphia route. Following his recent dismissal by Prime Minister Netanyahu, Galant expressed his belief that the decision ultimately rests with Netanyahu. He stated that Israel has achieved its military objectives in Gaza and suggested a temporary withdrawal from the area could be possible to facilitate negotiations for the return of abductees. Galant conveyed his concerns about the new Defense Minister's approach and urged for a swift resolution to the hostage situation.
