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Netanyahu to the Civil Service Commissioner: Wants to appoint the Prime Minister to the Director General of the Prime Minister's Office
The Prime Minister officially announced that he has chosen Tzachi Braverman to replace Ronen Peretz as the director general of his office, and he is expected to serve in it at the same time as his position as Secretary of State. As reported in Walla! NEWS, Peretz is leaving his position.
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Wednesday, 02 December 2020, 21:01
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the Civil Service Commissioner yesterday (Tuesday) and asked to approve the appointment of Prime Minister Tzachi Braverman to the post of Director General of the Prime Minister's Office. Braverman, who has served as Secretary of State since 2016, is a candidate for permanent post. Commission Appointments Committee.
"Until his permanent approval, he will serve as deputy director general.
In the first phase, Netanyahu is not expected to appoint a cabinet secretary in Braverman's place, and he will serve in both positions at the same time. Braverman is considered close to the Netanyahu family. To the Prime Minister's Office - one of the most senior positions in the government entrusted with coordinating the work of government ministries with the Prime Minister and his office.
At the same time, this is also one of the most sensitive positions for the Netanyahu family, since the director general of the ministry is also responsible for the dormitories, salary conditions, and the benefits to which the prime minister is entitled.
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Considered close to the family.
Braverman and Netanyahu, 2018 (Photo: Photo: AP)
Even after the appointments committee is approved, Braverman's permanent appointment is likely to be delayed and face difficulties in the face of the political crisis between the Likud and Blue and White, which hampers the approval of fateful appointments like the Justice Department director.
Braverman will replace Ronen Peretz, who has served as deputy director general of the Prime Minister's Office since June 2019, and is now leaving his post, as revealed in Walla!
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Peretz, who is considered one of the people closest to the prime minister and his wife Sarah, was appointed only as a deputy, without going through an appointments committee to make the appointment permanent, and his temporary term was extended every three months.
However, against the background of a petition submitted to the High Court, demanding that he resign as deputy and appoint a permanent CEO to the office - it was decided that Peretz would terminate his position.
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Outgoing CEO Ronen Peretz (Photo: Avi Ohayon, GPO)
The Movement for Purity, which filed the petition that led to the termination of Peretz's term, said in response to Braverman's appointment that "we insist on the need to appoint a permanent director general to the Prime Minister's Office.
Selection of a candidate is a first step in the process, and in the current reality it is not at all clear whether the government will discuss his candidacy at all, as is the case with the Director General of the Ministry of Justice. In addition, the implied intention that Mr. It is simple that they will be clarified later in the petition. "
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