As head of the IDF Northern Command, Udi Adam was responsible for several failures during the first two weeks of the fighting – beginning with the kidnapping, to the daylight attack on Maroun al-Ras and the mumbled rescue attempt, to a general impression that he has conducted himself more like a building contractor or a firefighter putting out fires, rather than a general who can initiate and lead. At least that's the impression he's given several colleagues and senior officers under his command. It has appeared to them that General Adam was hurt by hinted criticism from Chief of Staff...