New Israeli Government Holds First Meeting, Picks Security Cabinet
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Jerusalem Post – Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu presided for the first time over his third government Monday evening, holding a cabinet meeting in his office shortly after the ministers was sworn in at the Knesset.
At that meeting the cabinet approved a seven-man security cabinet, much smaller than the outgoing 15-member security cabinet that is empowered to deal with the country’s critical national security issues.
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