"Be like windows" 2019: Finance Minister has received compliments from Netanyahu, in the background of his intention to retire

At the opening of the cabinet meeting, Netanyahu devoted a great deal of his speech to sharing compliments on Kahlon, who is unlikely to face the Likud's list to the next Knesset, for his struggle with housing prices. "There has been a very steep rise in housing prices, and about three years ago, a straightening. This is a tremendous achievement of the government and yours, and I congratulate you."

"Be like windows" 2019: Finance Minister has received compliments from Netanyahu, in the background of his intention to retire

In the background of Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon's intention to retire from politics, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday devoted much of his speech at the opening of the Cabinet meeting to sharing compliments on Kahlon and his fight for housing prices.

In 2011, Netanyahu coined the concept of "be like windows," when a government meeting called on ministers to make reforms that would benefit the public. Today, too, he flattered the window of rare compliments. Netanyahu presented a slide of housing prices in recent years, with Kahlon sitting beside him, saying: "What happened here is a tremendous achievement for our government, you minister, the staff that worked with you. Alignment. There has been a very steep rise in housing prices, and about three years ago, even if the media tries to She will not be able to ignore it. It is a tremendous achievement of the government and yours, and I welcome you. "

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon at a Cabinet Meeting, PM's Office, Jerusalem, December 15, 2019 (Photo: official website)

Kahlon, who merged after the April elections with all of us into the Likud, does not intend to run on the Likud list in the next Knesset. However, he is likely expected to continue as finance minister until a new government is formed, following pressure exerted by Netanyahu that he will not resign.

As part of the compliments to Kahlon, Netanyahu addressed the housing prices at length at the government meeting, saying that "Israel has a small area and a population that is growing faster than almost any country in the world. Therefore, the almost automatic result is that the price of housing will rise and fall because the area is limited, and the preferred areas are limited. What happened to us for about a decade. " He added "When Finance Minister Kahlon took office almost five years ago, he sought to take the issue under his leadership, and we set a series of tools at his disposal to do what was then perceived as unattainable - to stop rising housing prices. And that was always eliminated and denied and always denied And miss it, today I ask for your extensive and detailed review, Finance Minister, to present the result. "

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