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Benny Gantz Accuses Yair Golan of Inciting Civil War Amid Unity Government Debate

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Benny Gantz, leader of the Blue and White party, sharply criticized Yair Golan on Tuesday following a campaign video Golan released against Gantz's call for a unity government. Gantz accused Golan of working to ignite a civil war, stating, "You are working to ignite a civil war, and I am acting to prevent it." He emphasized his intention to form a broad Zionist government that prioritizes the country's welfare above all else.

Gantz further accused Golan of fearing the establishment of a wide Zionist government that excludes extreme views and hatred, saying, "Your biggest fear is that a broad Zionist government will be formed without room for your extreme opinions and the hatred you spread." He insisted that the government he aims to create will not depend on figures like Ahmad Tibi or Itamar Ben-Gvir, referring to political extremists.

In the video, Golan displayed Gantz's photo with captions such as "Sorry" and "You saved Netanyahu again," implying that Gantz's political agreements and participation in emergency governments have prevented the fall of Benjamin Netanyahu's administration. Gantz responded by reaffirming his commitment to uniting the nation, removing extremists from decision-making centers, and putting the country's interests first.

This exchange highlights the ongoing tensions within Israel's left-center political spectrum ahead of the 2026 elections, with Gantz advocating for unity and moderation against Golan's more confrontational stance.

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