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On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his intention to transfer the defense and national security portfolios to his Likud party in the next government, and rejected the demand of the current Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gabir, to receive one of the two portfolios, ahead of the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27. Netanyahu's position caused an attack by the "Jewish Power" party led by the extremist minister Ben Gabvir, as the party believed that the decision to give Likud the ministries of defense, national security and justice indicates a trend to exclude Ben Gabir from the next coalition and include former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot instead, and said in a statement: "Go to the hidden." Ben Gvir announced his intention to demand the security portfolio, in addition to the allocation of the Ministry of Justice to Tali Gottlieb, the second candidate on his party's list. The dispute comes against the background of the increased competition between Netanyahu and Ben Gvir for right-wing votes and the form of the next coalition, when Ben Gvir accused the prime minister of trying to polarize his party's voters and of planning to form a unity government with Eisenkot. Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.

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On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his intention to transfer the defense and national security portfolios to his Likud party in the next government, and rejected the demand of the current Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gabir, to receive one of the two portfolios, ahead of the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27. Netanyahu's position caused an attack by the "Jewish Power" party led by the extremist minister Ben Gabvir, as the party believed that the decision to give Likud the ministries of defense, national security and justice indicates a trend to exclude Ben Gabir from the next coalition and include former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot instead, and said in a statement: "Go to the hidden." Ben Gvir announced his intention to demand the security portfolio, in addition to the allocation of the Ministry of Justice to Tali Gottlieb, the second candidate on his party's list. The dispute comes against the background of the increased competition between Netanyahu and Ben Gvir for right-wing votes and the form of the next coalition, when Ben Gvir accused the prime minister of trying to polarize his party's voters and of planning to form a unity government with Eisenkot. Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.

On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his intention to transfer the defense and national security portfolios to his Likud party in the next government, and rejected the demand of the current Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gabir, to receive one of the two portfolios, ahead of the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27. Netanyahu's position caused an attack by the "Jewish Power" party led by the extremist minister Ben Gabvir, as the party believed that the decision to give Likud the ministries of defense, national security and justice indicates a trend to exclude Ben Gabir from the next coalition and include former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot instead, and said in a statement: "Go to the hidden." Ben Gvir announced his intention to demand the security portfolio, in addition to the allocation of the Ministry of Justice to Tali Gottlieb, the second candidate on his party's list. The dispute comes against the background of the increased competition between Netanyahu and Ben Gvir for right-wing votes and the form of the next coalition, when Ben Gvir accused the prime minister of trying to polarize his party's voters and of planning to form a unity government with Eisenkot. Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.