Gallant: Gantz's speech did not reflect his beliefs

Yoav Gallant explained that "the Likud is the only response to Benny Gantz and to what the Left represents."

Collage of Benny Gantz unveiling his party platform and Yoav Gallant speaking at the annual JPost conference. (photo credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM)
Collage of Benny Gantz unveiling his party platform and Yoav Gallant speaking at the annual JPost conference.
(photo credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM)
Likud MK Yoav Gallant said that he believes former IDF chief of staff Benny Gantz's Tuesday evening speech does not reflect his beliefs, according to an Army Radio interview with Gallant on Thursday morning.
"Benny Gantz is a pleasant man," the former Kulanu member added. "There are also good things that Benny Gantz said, and I think that they should be emphasized - for example, security is done in actions and not words - we destroyed 20 tunnels in the south, we began Operation Northern Shield, we captured the Iranian nuclear documents... Those are deeds."
Gallant further explained that "the Likud is the only response to Benny Gantz and to what the Left represents."
The MK, who is planning on running in the upcoming Likud primaries, said that he is expecting positive results. He explained that the Likud sees him "as a security guard for them and a leader in the matter."
"I hope to see this in the primaries," he added. "Yitzhak Shamir once said, 'Never give yourself an ultimatum.' I am adopting this saying."