Harow to leave as PM's bureau chief

Ari Harow, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu@@@s bureau chief and a close advisor for a number of years, will be leaving his position because of health reasons, the PMO announced Thursday.
"I regretfully accepted Ari Harow@@@s request to leave his position, but I respect it because of the circumstances," Netanyahu said in a statement. "Ari Harow is an example of a professional public servant, straight and loyal and someone who places the good of the country above all else."
As Netanyahu@@@s bureau chief, the Los Angeles born Harow was in charge of the Prime Minister@@@s schedule, and controlled access to him. He was constantly at Netanyahu@@@s side, attending nearly all his meetings, except for the most classified.
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