Israel has sworn in a unity government after the longest political crisis in the country’s history, and amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Under a power-sharing deal agreed in April, right-wing PM Benjamin Netanyahu will serve for another 18 months.
His centrist rival Benny Gantz will serve as deputy PM, before taking over.
The two politicians have agreed to press ahead with a controversial plan to annex part of the occupied West Bank area as early as 1 July.
Palestinian leaders reject the legitimacy of the move.
Mr Netanyahu, who leads the Likud party, and Mr Gantz of the Blue and White party, have also said the new government’s priority will be tackling the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.