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Gantz’s party rejects member’s claim that more ‘thinking of quitting’ govt

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Published: 6 October 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Although Blue and White sources dismiss comments by MK Miki Haimovich as personal views, Gantz and the party know he has frittered away his chance of getting the top job

Dismissing MK’s comment, Blue and White members signal coalition to stay intact (Times of Israel)
As Gantz’s party convenes, sources quoted saying Miki Haimovich was merely expressing her own opinion when she said group within party favours ending partnership with Netanyahu

Lawmaker from Gantz's party: more 'thinking of quitting Netanyahu government' (Haaretz)
MK Miki Haimovich says critical days lie ahead as tensions continue to escalate between coalition partners in the wake of Kahol Lavan minister's resignation

Gantz knows the premiership is lost and now his party is raising the stakes (Haaretz)
YOSSI VERTER: Passing legislation to keep protests away from Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem, to which Gantz's party didn't oppose, was the last of too many straws, bringing Kahol Lavan to its limit

‘We don’t know if rotation will happen’ says FM amid political tension (Jerusalem Post)
Ashkenazi was speaking in the wake of the resignation of Tourism Minister Asaf Zamir on Friday
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