Netanyahu pledges senior cabinet role to Ben Gvir at rally

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Netanyahu promised that far-right minister Ben-Gvir will secure a senior cabinet role in the next government.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assured supporters at a campaign event in Lod that Itamar Ben-Gvir will hold a high-ranking ministerial position in the upcoming administration. The announcement counters claims that the prime minister previously assured European officials the far-right politician would be left out of the next coalition. Netanyahu dismissed those reports as political spin.

  • The locationThe campaign rally took place in the city of Lod.
  • The denialNetanyahu publicly dismissed reports of foreign assurances as political spin.
  • The backgroundItamar Ben-Gvir leads a far-right political party in the governing coalition.
Why it matters

Political alliances and cabinet appointments remain a sensitive issue in national politics, especially regarding the inclusion of far-right figures in governing coalitions and how such partnerships are perceived by international allies.

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  1. Oct 18Itamar Ben-Gvir claimed Benjamin Netanyahu promised European countries he would be excluded from the next government.
  2. Oct 20Benjamin Netanyahu promised during a campaign rally in Lod that Ben-Gvir will serve as a senior minister.
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What outlets agree on

Benjamin Netanyahu stated his intention to include Itamar Ben-Gvir's party in his next coalition.

Where coverage differs

Itamar Ben-Gvir alleged that Netanyahu privately promised European officials he would be excluded from the next administration, a claim the prime minister denied.

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