Cabinet reshuffle

A cabinet reshuffle is a change in the composition of a cabinet, the group of key ministers responsible for making decisions in a government. This can involve the removal, addition, or reassignment of ministers to different portfolios. Cabinet reshuffles are often initiated by the head of government, such as a prime minister or president, to address political challenges, improve governance, or respond to public opinion. In Hebrew, this is known as החלפת הממשלה (Hahalafat HaMemshala). In French, it is referred to as remaniement ministériel, while in German, it is called Kabinettsumbildungen. The frequency and scale of cabinet reshuffles can vary significantly between countries and political systems, with some governments experiencing frequent changes, while others maintain stability for extended periods. The impact of a cabinet reshuffle can be substantial, affecting policy direction, public perception, and the overall effectiveness of the government.