Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly rejected calls to dismiss National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, describing such demands as unconstitutional, while the ruling coalition continues to back his retention amid ongoing security policy debates. The Israeli High Court of Justice’s April 2026 rulings imposed temporary limits on Ben-Gvir’s authority over police promotions and operations following petitions alleging interference, yet stopped short of ordering his removal or requiring Netanyahu to act. These developments have reinforced trader expectations that Ben-Gvir will remain in the post through the June 30 resolution window, consistent with the coalition’s parliamentary majority and the absence of any scheduled legislative or judicial trigger capable of forcing an exit in the near term.