Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under increasing pressure amid escalating cross-border clashes with Hezbollah in Lebanon, with significant internal political turmoil exacerbating the situation. Netanyahu is considering firing Defense Minister Yoav Gallant due to their disagreements over military strategy, particularly Gallant's opposition to an immediate large-scale offensive against Lebanon. Despite Netanyahu's office denying reports of negotiations to replace Gallant, there are indications of talks with Gideon Sa’ar as a potential replacement. U.S. adviser Amos Hochstein has warned Netanyahu against initiating a wider war, urging for diplomatic solutions. Netanyahu faces criticism from both nationalist and centrist lawmakers, with the former pushing for Gallant's removal and the latter accusing Netanyahu of engaging in political maneuvers rather than focusing on national security. The situation remains tense as the Israeli security cabinet prepares to vote on the objectives of the ongoing conflict.