Voting in his hometown, Gantz says hopes for ‘process of healing’ to begin

Voting in his hometown of Rosh Ha’ayin, Blue and White party leader Benny Gantz says he hopes for a “process of healing” to begin following today’s national vote.

“The last few days we have all been exposed to lies, recordings and a system that tries to pit us against each other,” he says.

“Hopefully on this day we will begin the process of healing and begin living together with each other. I urge everyone to go vote. Do not be drawn after lies.”

Blue and White party leader Benny Gantz and his wife Revital vote in their hometown of Rosh Ha’ayin on March 2, 2020 (Courtesy)

— Raoul Wootliff

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