Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has reportedly decided to postpone the cabinet budget discussions to after the September-October holiday period over concerns that the Knesset will not approve the proposal as it currently stands.
The cabinet was supposed to begin reviewing the budget on September 2 and finalize its submission to the Knesset by September 13, under a timetable released last week by Netanyahu and Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz.
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Discussions between Treasury and Defense Ministry officials over defense expenditure, generally the largest component of the state budget, are still scheduled to begin Wednesday.
