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0404Politics

Netanyahu Aide Threatens Minister's Dismissal Over Land Authority Dispute

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Hebrew · 20 newsrooms covering

Sources close to Prime Minister Netanyahu are threatening to dismiss Housing Minister Haim Katz if he removes Yehuda Eliyahu, the acting director of the Israel Land Authority, from his post amid a power struggle.

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  • Netanyahu's circle threatens to fire Minister Haim Katz.
  • Katz faces dismissal if he removes Yehuda Eliyahu.
  • The dispute concerns control of the Israel Land Authority.
  • Eliyahu is a prominent figure in the national camp.
Netanyahu Aide Threatens Minister's Dismissal Over Land Authority Dispute
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Sources close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have issued a stark warning: if Housing Minister Haim Katz proceeds with the dismissal of Yehuda Eliyahu from his position, Katz himself will be fired from the government. This dramatic threat emerges amidst a fierce confrontation over the Israel Land Authority and Eliyahu's future within it.

The intense conflict ignited when Minister Katz summoned Eliyahu, the acting director of the Israel Land Authority, for a hearing. The stated reasons involve managerial tensions and severe power struggles within the authority. Eliyahu is considered a prominent and highly regarded figure within the national camp, making Katz's move highly controversial.

The potential dismissal has ignited the political system, sparking a major storm over the minister's authority and decisions concerning the land authority. The situation highlights ongoing battles for control and influence within key governmental bodies.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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