Netanyahu has already decided on a quick occupation of the Strip, on the establishment of a military government at the end of the process, and on promoting the transfer/crime against humanity, which his government calls "voluntary migration." The facts are that the IDF is acting very cautiously, and as a result, relatively slowly, both to preserve the lives of the kidnapped, and to preserve as much as possible the lives of IDF soldiers, in a battle arena that is primarily characterized by tunnel warfare, ambushes, and guerrilla warfare. The source's words indicate that Netanyahu is examining the possibility that the Chief of Staff is deceiving him and is using slowness and delay to avoid a military government and to distance the IDF from the accusation of participating in crimes against humanity. If Netanyahu does indeed fire the Chief of Staff during the new war, the constitutional crisis that the Kahanists have introduced The State of Israel in January 2023 when they started the coup d'état, this is the crisis that led to the war in October 2023, it will deepen greatly to an internal civil social risk even deeper than the crisis so far. The last time Israel came close to dismissing a significant military commander during a war was the parachute of Lt. Col. Haim Bar Lev, over the head of the Southern Command General Gorodish during the Yom Kippur War in 1973. Golda Meir's government took this step, in order not to approach a constitutional/military/social crisis, by dismissing the IDF commander on the southern front.