Netanyahu’s coalition partners stick with him as polls show downward trend

“I read the allegations,” Kahlon told Channel 12’s Meet the Press. “It’s not pleasant to read these things against the prime minister on Shabbat morning, but…I wasn’t surprised.”

Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon speaks during a ceremony whereby Amir Yaron is sworn in as Bank of Israel governor by President Reuven Rivlin, in the presence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in Jerusalem December 24, 2018

(photo credit: AMIR COHEN/REUTERS)

ByLAHAV HARKOV

MARCH 2, 2019 23:41

Netanyahu’s coalition partners stick with him as polls show downward trend

“I read the allegations,” Kahlon told Channel 12’s Meet the Press. “It’s not pleasant to read these things against the prime minister on Shabbat morning, but…I wasn’t surprised.”

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Netanyahu’s coalition partners stick with him as polls show downward trend

“I read the allegations,” Kahlon told Channel 12’s Meet the Press. “It’s not pleasant to read these things against the prime minister on Shabbat morning, but…I wasn’t surprised.”

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