Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to inform the High Court of Justice that he will appoint a Minister of Interior shortly, i24NEWS reports. The move is due to the large number of government decisions that cannot be advanced without a minister in place.
i24NEWS reported Wednesday evening that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will inform the High Court of Justice of his intention to appoint a Minister of Interior shortly, citing the 'multitude of decisions that cannot be advanced' without a minister in place. The appointment would fill a vacancy that has slowed government operations in recent months.
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