Israel’s failed political leaders during war must be replaced.

War has always been a catalyst for heroism, forging ordinary individuals into symbols of courage and resilience. But beyond heroes, wars also have the power to create leaders – those who return from the battlefield with fame and the potential to make a difference in peacetime.

As Israel continues its battle, the absence of emerging leaders is notable. While countless heroes have shown bravery in combat, the political arena remains stagnant. The lack of new voices raises questions about the future of Israeli leadership.

The current political landscape revolves around familiar faces like Naftali Bennett, leaving little room for fresh perspectives. Bennett, although popular, lacks credibility and trust among voters due to past political maneuvers.

As the nation yearns for change, the call for new leadership in various sectors – including politics, defense, and security – grows stronger. The need for innovative ideas and a progressive political system is evident, urging Israel to break free from cyclic leadership.

Amidst the chaos, the nation awaits new heroes, individuals ready to not only fight on the battlefield but also in the Knesset, bringing forth a new era of transformation and progress.

The writer, a former editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post, emphasizes the necessity for fresh leadership to navigate Israel towards a brighter future.