Gantz refuses to drop out: 'We will pass the electoral threshold'

Benny Gantz has rejected the possibility of withdrawing from the election race despite unfavorable polls, expressing confidence that his party will pass the electoral threshold. Speaking at a conference, he accused Netanyahu of causing division but emphasized that the public will decide who leads the government.

Chairman of the Kahol-Lavan party, Benny Gantz, has rejected the possibility of withdrawing from the election race despite unfavorable poll results, expressing confidence that his party will pass the electoral threshold. Speaking at a conference organized by Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth in cooperation with the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), Gantz said: 'There is an audience of hundreds of thousands of people who share what we say. We will pass the threshold.' The Kahol-Lavan leader leveled accusations at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him 'the father of division and failure,' but emphasized that ultimately the public will decide who leads the next government. The article is a brief news item without additional analysis or context.