PM to appoint replacement foreign minister following High Court petition

Following a High Court of Justice appeal from the Movement for Quality Government against the number of government portfolios currently being held by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the premier has agreed to appoint a foreign minister to replace him and will bring his pick before the cabinet on Sunday for their approval.

His pick is expected to be a member of his own Likud party.

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