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Netanyahu Refuses to Give Ben Giffer My Suitcase Security and Justice Before the Knesset Election.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the demands of the extremist Minister of National Security Atmar Ben Ghafir for security and justice portfolios in the next government, affirming his intention to keep the security and national security portfolios by the Likud party, in a move that triggered a public dispute between the two parties prior to the Knesset elections.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the demands of the extremist Minister of National Security Atmar Ben Ghafir for security and justice portfolios in the next government, affirming his intention to keep the security and national security portfolios by the Likud party, in a move that triggered a public dispute between the two parties prior to the Knesset elections.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that if he wins the election, he plans to keep the Defense, National Security, and Justice ministries under the control of his Likud party. The announcement also brought back into the spotlight the cabinet tensions with National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.

Occupied Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced, Thursday, his intention to keep the security (internal) and national security bags in the hands of the Likud Party in the next government, which would mean rejecting the demand of Minister of National Security Atmar Ben Ghafir to take over one of the bags.

On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his intention to keep the security (internal) and national security bags in the hands of the Likud Party in the next government, which would mean rejecting the demand of Minister of National Security Atmar Bin Ghafir to take one of the portfolios. Netanyahu's position came at a conference in the northern Israeli city of Aka, according to the Hebrew newspaper Didiot Aharonut, whose …

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