The ongoing conflict in Gaza is becoming increasingly complex as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant clash over a ceasefire. According to Axios, Gallant has demanded a ceasefire agreement as soon as possible, arguing that continued conflict would leave the Israeli army bogged down in Gaza and escalate tensions across the Middle East. However, Netanyahu appears hesitant, with some suggesting he may even consider removing Gallant from his position. The disagreement revolves around the Israeli military’s presence in the Philadelphi corridor. Gallant argues for the immediate release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas, while Netanyahu appears to prioritize the security of the corridor. This disagreement is hindering US attempts to mediate a resolution to the conflict and raises concerns about potential delays in the return of Israeli hostages.