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Transition Government Meets Amid Low Attendance, Appoints Sa'ar Interior Minister
Israel's transition government convened for its first meeting with only 12 of 33 ministers present. The government approved the appointment of Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar as acting Interior Minister, a position vacant for a year.
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What happened
- 01Gideon Sa'ar was appointed acting Interior Minister by Israel's transition government.
- 02Only 12 out of 33 ministers attended the first meeting of the transition government.
- 03Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested forming a government of national unity is possible.
- 04Four new Israeli ambassadors were also appointed during the meeting.
- 05Transition government powers are restricted to prevent irreversible decisions.
Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed openness to forming a government of national unity, emphasizing the need to unite during challenging times. The transition government's powers are limited to prevent irreversible decisions before a new government is formed.
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