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NO REGRETS: Defeated party head ‘happy with what I did, but not the results’

Defense Minister Benny Gantz, head of the National Unity party – which won only 12 seats in this week’s general election and was surpassed by right-wing Religious Zionism, which won 15 – says he has no regrets for his policies while striving for the premiership.

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