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Netanyahu to Appoint Saar as Interior Minister in Addition to Foreign Affairs Post

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to appoint Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Saar as Interior Minister on November 11. Saar previously served as Interior Minister from 2013-2014. The position was initially offered to MK Ofir Katz, who declined to focus on right-wing bloc coordination.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will propose appointing Gideon Saar as Interior Minister on November 11.
  • Gideon Saar currently serves as Israel's Minister of Foreign Affairs.
  • Saar previously held the position of Interior Minister from 2013 to 2014.
  • MK Ofir Katz declined the Interior Minister post to focus on right-wing bloc coordination.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to propose the appointment of Gideon Saar, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs, to the position of Interior Minister during a government meeting on Wednesday, November 11. Saar previously held the role of Interior Minister between 2013 and 2014. The Prime Minister had initially offered the Interior Ministry portfolio to Member of Knesset Ofir Katz. However, Katz declined the offer, stating his desire to focus on coordinating the actions of the right-wing bloc within the Knesset in the immediate future.

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