Gantz says Eisenkot leaving National Unity due to ‘significant ideological gaps in our world views’

National Unity leader Benny Gantz says MK Gadi Eisenkot decided to leave the party after realizing “the significant ideological gaps in our world views regarding the correct way to serve the country.”

Gantz also stresses Eisenkot is a “personal friend before anything else,” and says they will remain friendly despite parting ways politically.

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