The Making — and Eventual Unmaking — of Yoav Gallant
A one-time lumberjack in Alaska, now Israel’s defense minister, Yoav Gallant emerges as the face of the military campaign in Gaza, but there will almost certainly be a political reckong after the war.
Child of Holocaust survivors; Israeli naval commando; Alaskan lumberjack; member of the Knesset and now minister of defense of Israel — there is nothing conventional about the life of Yoav Gallant.
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