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This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Batcher with Malcolm Honeline, Conference of

Presidents, Major American Jewish Organizations, a new government in Jerusalem. That is,

the old government in Jerusalem. But there are important differences. And we welcome

Tao Shalev, Chief Political Diplomatic Correspondent for Walla News, publishing a

Jerusalem post this headline, most provocative. Netanyahu's next challenge. He's the old

government now, the new government. Here's the challenge. Keeping the coalition together.

Tao, you published this at the end of the old year. It's several days hence, so it's

a fair question. How's he doing? Good evening, Tao.

Good evening and happy to be here. Well, his government, anything else government

is now concluding, it's first week. And I think the headline for its first week is that

there are little fires everywhere. First of all, you saw Netanyahu and the liquid ministers

and all of the senior ministers, demonstrating their muscles in their offices and making

very dramatic and drastic decisions on their first day in office just to show there's

a new sheriff in town and a new kid on the block. But two main incidents, which kind of,

you know, raised the flames, was one, the visit by the new National Security Minister,

Eitem Al-Bengville, to Temple Mount on Tuesday morning, which caused an international

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