Benny Gantz, the rival of the interim Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the premiership gave a comment after Netanyahu fled to the fortified shelters yesterday evening in Ashkelon due to the launch of a missile from the Gaza Strip during a Likud election conference by saying: "The situation in which Israelis are at the mercy of "organizations", and the Israeli Prime Minister cannot take tours in Israel is testimony to the failure of security policy with the Gaza Strip, and the loss of deterrence, adding that "We will replace the government, change the policy, and restore deterrence and calmness for the people of the south."
Netanyahu had escaped to shelters yesterday evening after the sirens sounded, against the background of the occupation's claim that a missile had been fired from the Gaza Strip.
