Benny Gantz

Lapid says he will not shake hands with 'terror supporter' Ben-Gvir

The comment came after MK Benny Gantz was photographed on Monday evening patting Ben-Gvir on the back and shaking his hand.

Netanyahu vs. Gantz: Debate over security focus and Iranian threat

Netanyahu focused on the Philadelphi Corridor, but Gantz and Eisenkot criticized him for ignoring the broader Iranian threat and global support.

Gantz: If Netanyahu is too weak to stand up to international pressure, he should go home

Gantz attacked Netanyahu for failing to progress the war fast enough and then delaying the peace process for his own political interests.

 Gadi Eisenkot holds a press conference with Head of the National Unity party Minister Benny Gantz

Philadelphi corridor is not an existential threat, Gantz and Eisenkot say

"If Netanyahu is not strong enough to withstand the public pressure in order to return to Philadelphi – he should resign."

 (L-R): Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, War cabinet minister Benny Gantz on June 8, 2024

'We must not surrender': Netanyahu's speech meets mixed reactions from Israeli politicians

Netanyahu's speech on his position on the Philadelphi corridor and hostage negotiations has drawn criticism and support.

Bennett continues to rise in polls as Gantz again leads Bibi for PM

Bennett's joining the opposition bloc gives him a coalition majority of 63 seats because, according to the survey, four seats go to the new Bennett party heading the coalition bloc.

By MOSHE COHEN
30/08/2024

What will Israel’s right-wing camp look like in the next election?

The spell that Israel’s longest-serving prime minister has cast on Israeli politics for two decades seems to have ended.

Netanyahu leads Gantz as coalition gains ground in new poll

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu maintained a slight lead over Benny Gantz in favorability for the prime minister role.

By MOSHE COHEN
23/08/2024

Netanyahu, Gantz tied, Bennett a potential disruptor: How are Israel's parties polling?

Netanyahu's Likud party is stabilizing, while his coalition partners see a drop in mandates. Where do parties stand should elections be called?

The protest movement is weaponizing the hostage crisis

We should not forgive the leaders of the protest movement for politically exploiting the hostage families after October 7.

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