Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly contemplating a significant cabinet reshuffle, including the potential dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, as negotiations with opposition figure Gideon Sa'ar show signs of progress.
Israel Hayom learns that the two ministers remain at odds over the committee's scope, particularly regarding major military procurement decisions.
Sources tell Israel Hayom that the prime minister looked into the possibility of appointing Foreign Minister Israel Katz as the new defense minister, potentially replacing Yoav Gallant.
The bill aims to outflank Netanyahu from the Right before his trip to the United States, but it is doubtful whether it will have any practical significance in a future diplomatic move.
"Inviting Netanyahu will reward his contempt for US efforts to establish a peace plan, allow more aid to the beleaguered people of Gaza, and do a better job of sparing civilians," the authors write in The New York Times.
The Labour leader, who is poised to become the next British prime minister when his party wins by a landslide in July, shared insights into his personal life with The Guardian.
Former defense minister cites political considerations hindering strategic decisions on Gaza as reason for departure. He calls for early elections.
The former defense minister and current participant in the War Cabinet, had given a June 8 deadline, warning, "If you choose the path of fanatics and lead the entire nation to the abyss – we will be forced to quit the government."
The prime minister's lawsuit demands half a million shekels ($135 USD) in damages from the activists and journalists.
Yair Golan faces backlash after recording surfaces in which he speaks about the various means for the public to exert pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government, including through "widespread civil disobedience."