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Benny Gantz Launches Unprecedented Attack on Yair Lapid Over Political Allegations

By אפרת ברינר
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Benny Gantz, leader of the Blue and White party, issued a rare and sharp public rebuke against Yair Lapid, head of the Yachdav party, following Lapid's declaration that he would not join a government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Lapid accused Gantz of orchestrating political alliances as part of a "Netanyahu conspiracy" to create satellite parties aimed at siphoning votes from the opposition bloc.

Blue and White responded strongly, condemning Lapid for his refusal to join the unity government formed immediately after the October 7 terror attacks. They accused Lapid of engaging in political calculations and encouraging dissent while Israeli soldiers were wounded in the south. The party stated, "Anyone who on October 7, while our brothers bled in the south, chose to do political math instead of joining an emergency government, and who encouraged refusal and division, has no place in public life."

Gantz's party also announced plans to establish a new political force to lead Israel's political system post-crisis. They declared the end of an era in Israeli politics and pledged to form a broad Zionist unity government capable of addressing the significant challenges facing Israel both domestically and internationally.

This exchange marks an escalation in tensions within the opposition ahead of the 2026 elections, highlighting deep divisions over cooperation with Netanyahu and strategies to counter his political influence.

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