Netanyahu Says Ministers Threatening to Withdraw From Coalition Make it Difficult to Govern
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Times of Israel – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu struck out at his coalition members during the weekly cabinet meeting Sunday, saying recent ultimatums or threats to withdraw from the coalition issued by some ministers were making it impossible to run the country.
Netanyahu told ministers that it was impossible to continue with the leadership fraying over issues such as the state budget and the “Jewish law” bill, issuing a thinly-veiled threat to dissolve the government and call new elections
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