Public Security Minister Ohana to resign from Knesset

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Public Security Minister Amir Ohana announced Tuesday his intentions to resign from the Knesset in order to allow another member of the Likud party to assume his seat.
The minister's move comes after the Knesset passed the so-called Norwegian bill that enables cabinet ministers to vacate their parliamentary seats.
First published: 10:02, 07.28.20
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