Blue-and-white chairman delivered a speech at his party's election rally after the polls gave it a much larger number of seats than polls predicted • Ganz: "We will continue to fight for democracy"
Blue and white chairman, Bnei Gantz // Photo: Eyal Margolin, Ginny
The chairman of the Kochav LeBan party, Bnei Gantz, delivered a speech in which he referred to the results of the samples, which gave his party a number of seats almost double what was promised to her in the polls.
Ganz spoke at his party's headquarters in Tel Aviv and said: "I love Israel. I have always mobilized to serve and protect it. We will always serve it first. I served in the IDF for 40 years. When you love the country you do not hear the background noises or smell the filth.
There were those who eulogized us but we chose to fight.
I was and remained a fighter, and I remain to be part of the leadership. We also fought competitors in our bloc who acted irresponsibly.
"" One thing I can guarantee, we will continue to fight for our values and the unity of Israeli society.
"We will continue to do everything we can to protect democracy, maintain security, contribute to the rehabilitation of the economy, health and education, lead to internal peace within us so that we become as strong as our enemy," said a blue-and-white chairman.
Ganz added that "the results are not clear and we must be prepared and wait for the results of the truth. We will continue to contribute to preserving democracy. I read from here, peace be upon us and make peace within us, as I wrote at the Western Wall. I want to thank the hundreds of thousands of voters."