After exit polls, Netanyahu and Gantz keep their heads down

Netanyahu and Gantz watched the TV exit polls at home.

And for now, they’re not commenting.

At Blue and White’s election party in Tel Aviv, lawmakers and activists are not celebrating. Rather, the mood in the near-empty hall is rather subdued, with Israeli pop music playing in the background. There are no flags here, no cheers, few smiles on the faces of the party members.

The public was invited to the city’s Hangar 11 only starting at 1 a.m., and party leader Gantz is not expected to address them before 2 a.m., when more reliable election results are in.

It remains unclear when and if Netanyahu will give a speech.

with Raphael Ahren

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