Legal adviser said to decide date of Netanyahu’s exit from PM’s residence will be agreed with Bennett

The top legal adviser at the Prime Minister’s Office did not set a date for when Benjamin Netanyahu must leave the prime minister’s official residence in Jerusalem, instead deciding that the matter would be agreed upon by the outgoing premier and his slated successor, Naftali Bennett, according to the Haaretz daily.

The newspaper reports that at a meeting of legal advisers on Wednesday, Shlomit Barnea Fargo also said Netanyahu will no longer receive state funding for various services that prime ministers are entitled to, such as cleaning, laundry and haircuts.

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