Likud hits back at Gantz after Netanyahu attack ad

The Likud party hits back after Israel Resilience released a series of campaign videos criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyhu for supporting the 2005 Gaza disengagement and his policy regarding Hamas.

In a statement, the ruling party says Netanyahu did not support the Israeli withdrawal, and that he “quit Ariel Sharon’s government in protest.”

“[Israel Resilience chief] Benny Gantz wants second disengagement from [the West Bank], and [PA Prime Minister] Abbas is encouraged by what he says.”

“Netanyahu equals a string right and Gantz equals a weak left,” the statement says.

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