The meeting was postponed to Wednesday, but it is not certain that it will take place on the new date either. • The reason: Netanyahu is not interested in the permanent appointment of the next commissioner and state attorney general
The Cabinet Secretariat informed the ministers today (Sunday) that the weekly meeting, which has already been postponed until tomorrow, will not convene even on the new date planned for it.
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Now, the meeting is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, however in light of the difficult disagreements between the parties, it is doubtful whether it will convene and it is not certain that the government is still able to make decisions in its current state.
Defense Minister Bnei Gantz today wrote to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanding that the appointments of the next State Attorney and the next Police Commissioner be approved by the government, in accordance with High Court rulings on the subject.
Netanyahu is not interested in this, and therefore postponed the meeting to another date.
At the same time, the Likud claims that the white settlement series in Judea and Samaria is being torpedoed in blue and white.
Minister of Settlement Affairs Tzachi Hanegbi claimed today that "Ganz is thwarting the Prime Minister's decision to solve the young settlement crisis."
He said, "After Minister Michael Bitton and I reached an agreement on the wording of the draft resolution that was supposed to come up this week in the government, the defense minister vetoed it. In Judea and Samaria. "
Minister Hanegbi added that he intends to work to ensure that the agreed resolution proposal is passed in the current or next Knesset, if elections are indeed held in the end.
"Even in the current Knesset, there are at least 61 members, from the coalition and the opposition, who are unwilling to come to terms with the injustice done to the thousands of families of the pioneer settlers who maintain our hold on the homeland," Hanegbi said.
However, Gantz's entourage rejects the allegations, saying that the decision-making proposal formulated by Hanegbi was immature "and has not even passed a legal examination. They are making a round about people's lives for a place in the primaries."