Gallant is popular.

Gallant is everything that BB has not been since October 7th.

So the firing of Gallant is an amazingly dramatic affair in the Israeli society and public.

For me, I'm sorry saying this as an op-ed writer, not as a reporter.

It's a scandalous move to do during war.

Netanyahu sees the defense establishment as a reporter, it's a scandalous move to do during war. Netanyahu sees the defense establishment as an hostile administration, very powerful

opposition party, and when it combined with the position, the independence that Gallant took,

I think there was no other way for Netanyahu, but to eliminate the threat.

It's 3 p.m. on Wednesday, November 6th, here in New York City.

It's 10 p.m. on Wednesday, November 6th here in New York City. It's 10 p.m. on Wednesday, November 6th, in Israel, as Israelis

wind down their day. And as Israelis and Americans are processing a complete 180, I guess,

in each of their respective political systems last night in Israel and what came to be a shock to most Israelis, Prime Minister

Netanyahu, fired defense minister Yoav Galant. And in the United States, there was a decisive

red wave that swept through American politics, resulting in a victory for President Trump,

majority control in the U.S. Senate for the Republicans.

And while the House is still undecided, there's still votes to count.

It is leaning towards a Republican majority in the House.

To discuss both of these stories, but especially

the Galant News.

I'm joined by Nadav Ayal and Amit Segel, two prominent Israeli journalists.

We will be revisiting the outcome of the U.S. elections.

We'll touch on it today, but we'll get into it more in the next couple of episodes.

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