''X-rays do not prevent the prime minister from making decisions," a minister said."The prime minister did not complete the time required in order to recover from the illness he had two weeks ago, and therefore the symptoms have gotten worse," Netanyahu's spokesman David Baker said in a text message.
Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman wished Netanyahu a speedy recovery on Twitter, saying that he hopes that the prime minister is all better before Friday's Passover seder, "so that we can eat a lot of charoset and even a little a bit of maror!"Zionist Union chair Avi Gabbay said he hoped Netanyahu would be home in time for the start of the Passover holiday."I wish for the prime minister to return and have a [Passover] seder at home, with his family, and in full health," said Gabbay. Yesh Atid chairman Yair Lapid similarly wished Netanyahu a speedy recovery on the social network, and added that he hopes the prime minister's family has a happy holiday.לראש ממשלתנו היקר @netanyahu , מאחל לך החלמה מהירה. לי ולכל עם ישראל חשוב שתשב עם משפחתך היקרה לסדר פסח בריא ושלם, שתאכל הרבה חרוסת ואף טיפה מרור. בריאות!
— אביגדור ליברמן (@AvigdorLiberman) March 27, 2018
Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan tweeted: Wishing the dear head of our government a speedy recovery... the State of Israel needs you to be healthy and very strong."מאחל לראש הממשלה רפואה שלמה וחג שמח לו ולמשפחתו.
— יאיר לפיד Yair Lapid (@yairlapid) March 27, 2018
Wednesday's scheduled cabinet meeting will be led by Liberman should Netanyahu be unable to fill his role.At 68, Netanyahu has remained quite healthy for his age.Gil Hoffman and Reuters contributed to this report.מאחל לראש ממשלתנו היקר רק בריאות. רפואה שלמה והחלמה מהירה. מדינת ישראל זקוקה לך בריא וחזק במהרה.
— גלעד ארדן (@giladerdan1) March 27, 2018