Netanyahu Says New Government’s First Priority is Protecting Israel From Enemies
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said he will make every effort to bring an agreement with the Palestinians that will maintain Israeli security. Photo: Twitter.
Jerusalem Post – Standing at the podium alongside President Reuven Rivlin, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will make every effort to bring about an agreement with the Palestinians that will maintain Israeli security.
He said that the first task of the new government will be to protect the country against threats from Israel’s enemies in the region. Netanyahu also said that lowering the cost of living is a top priority.
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