Labor chairman Avi Gabbay referred to Benny Gantz's speech at a Conference.
"I was disappointed to learn that Gantz is planning to sit in a government of Netanyahu. I do not understand how a person who is worthy and good, who is entering politics to make a change could say such a thing. What change can you do if you sit in a government with a person that has three indictments for bribery? To me, this is very disappointing.
We will do everything and we will continue to fight so that the voices of our camp, of people who want change, will receive change and a change of government. "