Gantz, Netanyahu's rival in the united government, wants to be Israeli PM

Jerusalem, Ta. September 19, 2019, Thursday

Only hours after Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu invited Beni Gantz, the leader of his main rival Blue and White party, to join the coalition government for the third time in Israel, Gantz demanded that 97 percent of his votes be counted on Thursday. In the 120-member parliament, the Blue and White party of Gantz won 33 and Netanyahu's party won two. Was found OK.

Gantz, 60, said he wanted a comprehensive, cohesive and cohesive government. After the election that was imposed on Israel, people voted to make it clear what their choice was.

People voted for the united government and Kahol Lavan won the election. Referring to the right-wing religious party, Gantz said after the move to recommend Netanyahu to become Prime Minister again, without a clear majority for any party in the re-election, Gantz said, "No one should come with a political block and spins to form a united government". You come responsibly and seriously, I'll deal with that, 'the media quoted him as saying.