Netanyahu removed from power after Israeli MPs support ‘change’ government coalition

Bomb them every day just to make sure they're paying attention.

Analysis | Israel Will Remember Netanyahu for Stopping at Nothing to Halt His Corruption Trial

His assumption was that he must remain prime minister as long as the trial against him proceeded, so he would be able to stop or subvert it

A person who worked with Benjamin Netanyahu after his 2009 election victory recalled recently that when his boss returned to the Prime Minister’s Office, he met with then-Attorney General Menachem Mazuz. “Mazuz waited in the reception area. Netanyu came out of his office, approached him, shook his hand and walked him to the office,” said the person, who spoke with Haaretz on condition of anonymity. “It was a small gesture that demonstrated Netanyahu’s respect for the judiciary and perhaps even his fear of it, and certainly his desire to maintain good relations with it.” Mazuz is largely responsible for enabling Netanyahu’s return to the Prime Minister’s Office in March 2009, nearly a decade after he left it, after ordering the criminal investigation of his predecessor Ehud Olmert, which interrupted his term at its height.

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How 12 Years of Netanyahu Reshaped Israel

Netanyahu's rule changed everything in Israeli politics, drawing the Haredi parties deep into the right, pushing the Palestinians out of discourse, and rendering indisputable the Iranian existential threat. This is how it happened

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LIVE UPDATES | Bennett Sworn in as Israel's Prime Minister, Ending Netanyahu's 12-year Rule

Islamist party leader says colleague's abstention in confidence vote was agreed to in advance

United Arab List head Mansour Abbas said in a radio interview on Monday morning that his party is part of the coalition, and added "If it is up to us, there will be no crisis."

Abbas also said that lawmaker Saeed Alkharum's abstention from Sunday's confidence vote for the new government was agreed to in advance, and noted that Alkharum would have participated in the vote had the majority vote needed to form the new government been in danger of coming up short.

Abbas added that in his party "all partners are expected to behave in a positive manner and to respond to the demands of Arab society. We have concentrated on what is good for the citizens of the country in general and in particular, the Arab citizens of the country."

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What will the new Coalitions attitude toward The Squatters Monkey Shines be?

Anybody, including fellow j---, who does not support netanyahoo! is an anti-semite.

When is yahoo! going to jail?

It will be a long court case.

Bennett's New Government: 27 Ministers, Nine of Them Women

This Bennett-led coalition will end Benjamin Netanyahu’s 12 years in power as Israel’s longest-serving prime minister

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Israel's 36th Government
The new governing coalition will include 27 ministers, nine of them women. This is the full list.

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I expect nothing will change regarding Syria and Iran. Benny Gantz is the new Government's Minister of Defense and a retired Tsahal General.

Good riddance Bibi!

Netanyahu, ‘King of Israel,’ Exits a Stage He Dominated

Israel’s longest-serving prime minister was a polarizing figure who sidelined efforts to resolve the Palestinian conflict but opened relations with four Arab countries.

JERUSALEM — He came to power like some conqueror from a distant land called Philadelphia.

Educated in the United States, speaking flawless East Coast English, warning in pungent sound bites about the threats posed by Islamic terrorism and a nuclear Iran, the Benjamin Netanyahu who stormed into Israeli politics in the 1990s was like no other politician the country had seen.

Before long, he would capture the prime minister’s office, lose it, then seize it again a decade later, becoming Israel’s longest-serving leader and inspiring such admiration that supporters likened him to the biblical King David. His political agility got him out of so many tight spots that even his detractors called him a magician.

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Bibi sent out of the way is too important to ignore.