Netanyahu, Kahlon okay move to biennial budget

Netanyahu and Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon have approved Netanyahu’s bid to implement a biennial national budget, Channel 2’s Amit Segal reports.

The move, which would boost the stability of the government — national budget votes are also treated as no-confidence motions and often threaten to topple the ruling coalition — has not been an easy sell for Netanyahu.

According to Segal, Kahlon has received assurances from Netanyahu that “if there will be need for [budgetary] adjustments in 2017,” coalition members will be forced to vote in favor.

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