Netanyahu's Acting Chief of Staff Departs Prime Minister's Office
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Ido Nordan, acting head of staff for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is leaving the Prime Minister's Office due to dissatisfaction from the Prime Minister and his inner circle. Sources say Nordan has been excluded from key discussions. The Prime Minister's Office has not commented.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Ido Nordan, acting head of staff for PM Benjamin Netanyahu, is leaving the Prime Minister's Office.
- Netanyahu and his inner circle are reportedly dissatisfied with Nordan.
- Sources claim Nordan has been excluded from important consultations.
- The Prime Minister's Office has not issued a statement on the departure.
Ido Nordan, the acting head of staff for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is leaving the Prime Minister's Office. The departure was reported Wednesday evening.
Sources close to Netanyahu stated that the Prime Minister and his inner circle are dissatisfied with Nordan's performance. Insiders within the office indicated that Nordan has been sidelined and excluded from numerous discussions and consultations.
The Prime Minister's Office did not provide a comment on the matter.
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