The survey attempted to evaluate the political map following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's firing of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.
"We have shifted the balance of power in the Middle East—from Gaza to Tehran, from Hodeidah to the Dahiyeh," Gallant said.
Gallant’s firing comes amid a dramatic shift in the geopolitics of Israel’s multi-front war, with Donald Trump’s dramatic re-election to the White House on that same day.
Protesters quickly mobilized Tuesday, with tens of thousands taking to the streets and blocking intersections and highways across the country.
Several reservists express doubt at the decision to fire Gallant for seemingly political reasons amid a war on several fronts.
Katz, who served as foreign minister starting in the beginning of 2024, has been known for posting AI photos to his X/Twitter account, including those of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
As Israel’s debt grows, Gallant’s firing sends a troubling message to investors amid credit downgrades.
Gallant's dismissal will take effect on Thursday, and the state demanded a response to determine whether to issue a directive regarding the move before it becomes official.
Lapid criticized the silence of “spineless” Likud MKs, calling their inaction “a disgrace remembered forever.”
Amid war on multiple fronts, fractured leadership rattles Israeli society and soldiers serving on the front lines.