Far-right turns on army amid violence catching Netanyahu's coalition off guard.

As violence and security threats increase in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is struggling to maintain control and public trust. The far-right, which holds significant power in Netanyahu's coalition, is turning on the army and blaming it for the government's mishandling of the situation. Public frustration with the government's dysfunction and extremist wing was already high before the recent violence, with most Israelis giving the government a "bad" grade in a recent poll. Netanyahu's leadership on both the economy and national security is being questioned, and the far-right's attempts to shift blame to the army may further erode public trust.