Political strategist Moran Shmuelof examined the phenomenon of “rule by generals” this week, questioning whether a military background guarantees political success. The analysis explores if experience gained in the armed forces is a sufficient foundation for a career in politics. Shmuelof investigates whether military rank alone is enough to succeed in the political arena. The discussion centers on whether skills honed in the military effectively transfer to the complexities of political leadership. The piece aims to determine if a military past is a genuine asset or simply a starting point for aspiring politicians. Ultimately, the analysis seeks to understand the correlation between military experience and effective governance.