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Deputy Finance Minister Yitzhak Cohen to retire from politics

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF  
FEBRUARY 1, 2021 18:04
Deputy Finance Minister Yitzhak Cohen announced on Monday that he will be retiring from politics, and that he would not run on the Shas Party list in the upcoming election.


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