Guess who's coming to the Cabinet table

The Jewish Home and Yesh Atid parties reached agreements-in-principle with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud-Beytenu faction Wednesday night, and signed the coalition deals on Friday, paving the way to form Israel’s next government.

Netanyahu was meeting with Likud MKs Sunday to confirm their posts in the new government. Though the positions will only be formalized when the cabinet is sworn in on Monday, most of the picture is now clear.

Here is what Israel’s 33rd government will likely look like:

Likud:

Benjamin Netanyahu – Prime Minister (will also hold the Foreign Ministry until the end of Avigdor Liberman’s trial.)
Moshe Ya’alon – Defense minister
Yisrael Katz – Transportation minister
Yuval Steinitz – possibly: Energy and water minister
Silvan Shalom – possibly: Regional Development, and Negev and Galilee Development Ministry
Gilad Erdan – Homefront Defense and Communications Minister
Gideon Sa’ar – Interior minister
Limor Livnat – Culture and Sports minister
Yariv Levin – head of the Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee
Ofer Akunis – Deputy Minister in charge of the Israel Broadcasting Association
Zeev Elkin – Deputy Foreign Minister
Danny Danon – Deputy Defense Minister
Tzachi Hanegbi – Chairman, Knesset House Committee (switching in 18 months with Ofer Akunis)
Ofer Akunis – Deputy Minister, responsible for liaison between the government and the Knesset (switching in 18 months with Tzachi Hanegbi)
Yariv Levin – Coalition head
Yuli Edelstein – Knesset speaker

Yisrael Beytenu:

Avigdor Liberman – Head of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee (could return to Foreign Ministry)
Yitzhak Aharonovitch – Public Security minister
Yair Shamir – Agriculture minister
Sofa Landver – Immigration Absorption minister
Uzi Landau – Tourism minister

Yesh Atid:

Yair Lapid – Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister
Rabbi Shai Piron – Education minister
Yael German – Health minister
Meir Cohen – Wellfare minister
Yaakov Peri – Science and technology minister
Micky Levy — Deputy welfare minister

Jewish Home:

Naftali Bennett – Economics and trade minister and deputy prime minister (he will also hold the Religious Affairs portfolio)
Uri Ariel – Housing minister
Uri Orbach – Senior citizens minister
Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan – Deputy religious affairs minister
Ayelet Shaked and Nissan Slomiansky will rotate as head of the Knesset Finance Committee

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