Whatever was behind Saar's decision to join the government, ok. I might agree or disagree (I think if he was going to join and prop up the government he should have at least gotten some decent office in exchange, but that's between him and Netanyahu. Maybe it is enough for him that he is tying his wagon to what he thinks is a winning horse and that will save him from the polls that show him disappearing into the sea of irrelevancy), but that's the decision he made.