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Foreign Minister Pushes Ambassador Appointments Amid Election Campaign
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By Itamar Eichner
First reported by Ynet · 17 minutes ago
What happened
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar is proceeding with the approval of 12 ambassadorial appointments, including to India, Jordan, and Canada, despite the ongoing election campaign. While technically professional roles, ministry staff have criticized the timing as a potential "power grab."
- 01Foreign Minister Sa'ar is advancing 12 ambassadorial appointments during an election campaign.
- 02Most appointments begin in summer 2027, with India's starting November 2026.
- 03Ministry staff criticize the timing as a potential "power grab."
- 04Appointments include ambassadors to India, Jordan, Canada, and others.
- 05The roles are professional, not political, but timing is controversial.
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