Benny Gantz: 'I won't give any bloc 61 - it's time for a unity government'

Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz was interviewed on 103FM and clarified that he will not support any bloc to achieve 61 seats, called for a broad Zionist unity government, and addressed the departure of Hili Tropper, settler violence, and clashes in Judea and Samaria.

Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz was interviewed today (Wednesday) on 103FM and presented his firm stance against giving a majority to any political bloc after the elections. Gantz called for the establishment of a broad Zionist unity government, saying that the Israeli public is tired of bloc struggles. "I'm fed up with revenge governments," he said, emphasizing that he is not going with Netanyahu and is not giving any bloc 61. He also addressed the departure of Hili Tropper from his party and his joining "The Zionist Home - Reservists," saying he does not rule out his return. Regarding settler violence, Gantz said he made clear to senior Trump administration officials that this is violence by extremists that must be fought, and that it also harms the settlers themselves.