REPORTS: WITH PRIMARY NEAR, KATZ DITCHES SECURITY CABINET MEETING EARLY FOR LIKUD WEDDING
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| The Times of Israel | REPORTS: WITH PRIMARY NEAR, KATZ DITCHES SECURITY CABINET MEETING EARLY FOR LIKUD WEDDING | 1 hr ago |
WHAT HAPPENED
Israeli Defense Minister Katz left a security cabinet meeting early to attend a Likud wedding, reportedly surprising Prime Minister Netanyahu, who asked 'Where is the defense minister?' According to The Times of Israel, this incident occurred with the primary election nearing. Katz had previously held 10 hours of security deliberations on Thursday.
The Times of Israel reported that Katz's early departure from the security cabinet meeting was notable, especially given the timing with the primary election approaching. Katz claimed to have held extensive security discussions prior to the meeting, but the details of the meeting and his departure are limited. No further information is available on the content of the security cabinet meeting or the wedding Katz attended.
This incident may have implications for the upcoming primary election, as it highlights potential tensions or priorities within the Likud party. The context of the primary election and its impact on the party's dynamics are relevant to understanding the significance of Katz's actions.
- Defense Minister Katz left a security cabinet meeting early to attend a Likud wedding
- Prime Minister Netanyahu was reportedly surprised by Katz's departure
- Katz claimed to have held 10 hours of security deliberations on Thursday
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