The New Right party, led by longtime critics of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and then-IDF chief Benny Gantz’s policy of containment of Hamas in Gaza, issues a biting critique of Gantz today.
Shortly after news outlets confirmed earlier this evening that Gantz’s Israel Resilience party had agreed to run together with Moshe Ya’alon’s Telem party, New Right called the two former IDF chiefs “the architects of the stalemate” with Hamas.
“Last time Bogi [Ya’alon] and Gantz worked together it ended with 30 terror tunnels [from Gaza] in the south,” the New Right statement says.
“Both are good people, but they led the weak stalemate doctrine. It’s a doctrine of ignoring threats instead of taking care of them with determination. The question in this election is, what’s better, Gantz and Ya’alon’s stalemate doctrine, or [New Right chair Naftali] Bennett’s doctrine of decisive victory.”
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