Longtime ally and former minister recently said incoming PM would strike Islamic Republic if US failed to stop Tehran’s nuclear program
By LAZAR BERMAN, TOI27 December 2022,
Tzachi Hanegbi attends a Conference of the ‘Besheva’ group in Kedem, in the West Bank, on September 5, 2019. (Hillel Maeir/Flash90)
Incoming prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu appointed his longtime political ally Tzachi Hanegbi as head of the National Security Council on Tuesday.
Hanegbi, 65, will replace Eyal Hulata, who has been National Security Advisor since July 2021.
Hanegbi, a veteran lawmaker for the Likud and Kadima parties, has headed a range of ministries over the past three decades, including the health, justice and public security ministries.
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