What drives Gantz? Ideology or revenge
An analysis piece examines Benny Gantz's motivations in the election campaign, against the backdrop of his adoption of Netanyahu's campaign against the Arab parties and anger in the Change Camp alleging coordination between him and Netanyahu. Gantz attacks camp leaders, Lieberman denies, and Gantz's team presents polls showing a potential of six seats.
A political analysis piece examining Benny Gantz's motivations in the 2026 election campaign, against the backdrop of his attacks on Change Camp leaders. Gantz has adopted Netanyahu's campaign against the Arab parties, and the Change Camp is furious, claiming he is cooperating with Netanyahu to prevent them from forming a government. Gantz attacked Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, Avigdor Lieberman, and Yair Golan, accusing Lieberman of a 'plot to steal the prime minister's office' through a government with the Arab parties. Lieberman denied this and claimed Gantz is acting out of frustration. Gantz's team presented polls showing his message has a potential of at least six seats. The Change Camp attributes his conduct to political revenge. The article also notes the revelation of Emily Moatti's cancer diagnosis, a Democratic candidate, and a poll by the Agam Institute showing only 45% of Change Camp voters are convinced Eisenkot should be prime minister.