Likud Demands Gantz Cancel Election Pact With Yair Golan's Party
The Likud party on Monday called on Benny Gantz, leader of the National Unity party, to cancel the surplus vote agreement with the Democratic Movement party, led by Yair Golan. The demand stems from reactions by members of Golan's party to the film "NezA".
Likud stated that the Democratic Movement is a party whose members support the creators of the "anti-Semitic" film "NezA," which it claims spreads blood libels and slanders IDF soldiers globally. Likud reiterated its campaign narrative against the left-wing bloc, attacking the Democratic Movement as "Gantz's coalition, a combination of the left, the extreme left, and Abbas's Muslim Brotherhood."
The call highlights the ongoing political friction between the parties ahead of the upcoming elections.
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