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Analyst Credits Gantz for Unity Government Decision After Oct. 7

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Hebrew · Sole source

Political commentator Amit Segal praised Benny Gantz's decision to join the emergency government after the October 7th attack, calling it the right move for Israel and a source of stability. Segal's comments follow Gantz's announcement that he is withdrawing from the upcoming Knesset elections due to low poll numbers. Gantz stated he will continue to advocate for a unity government to address Israel's challenges.

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  • Amit Segal praised Benny Gantz's decision to join the emergency government after the October 7th attack.
  • Segal stated Gantz's move provided stability for the Israeli public during a national crisis.
  • The commentator separated criticism of Gantz's political career from his crucial wartime decision.
  • Gantz announced he is withdrawing from the upcoming Knesset elections.
  • His party's polls are currently below the electoral threshold.
  • Gantz intends to continue working for a unity government.

Political commentator Amit Segal of Channel 12 News acknowledged Benny Gantz's decision to join the national emergency government following the October 7th Hamas attack. Segal stated that Gantz's move, alongside Gideon Sa'ar and Gadi Eisenkot, was the correct one for Israel during a difficult period, fostering a sense of stability for the public.

Segal emphasized that while Gantz's political downfall can be debated, his contribution during the crisis should not be forgotten. He argued that the unity forged after the Hamas attack aided the war effort and provided Israelis with stability amid an unprecedented national crisis. Segal sought to separate criticism of Gantz's political path from his crucial decision for the state.

Segal's remarks came hours after Gantz announced his withdrawal from the upcoming Knesset elections, scheduled in eight days, due to polls showing his party below the electoral threshold. This marks a significant chapter in the former IDF chief of staff and defense minister's political career, at least for now. Gantz, however, stated his intention to continue working towards establishing a unity government, which he believes is the necessary solution for Israel's challenges.

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