Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided not to appoint a new state comptroller, leaving the position vacant, according to a report by KAN.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to leave the position of State Comptroller unfilled, KAN reported Thursday evening. The decision adds to the ongoing vacancy since the previous comptroller, Matanyahu Englman, left office without a successor in early July. The Zioneer has previously reported that Netanyahu decided against holding new elections for the post, and that the Knesset Speaker has yet to decide on a High Court order to hold a new election. The report did not specify a timeline for filling the position.
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