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The Israeli Knesset building. Credit: James Emery.
Arutz Sheva – Forming a coalition continues to be a difficult process for Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, with parties now arguing over the size of the government and its number of ministers.
Likud officials said Monday night, according to Channel Ten, that without their consent to increase the number of ministers, Likud will take 12 ministerial portfolios, with the remaining six divided among coalition partners.
