One of the first decisions expected to be made during the first meeting of the new cabinet next week will start this government off on the right foot: It is likely to establish a state commission of inquiry into the disaster at Mount Meron, in which 45 men and teenagers were killed. It would have behooved the previous government to have immediately okayed Defense Minister Benny Gantz’s proposal to set up such an inquiry into the disaster at Rabbi Shimon Bar Yohai’s grave site seven weeks ago. But the Netanyahu government’s evasiveness on the issue stemmed not just from the fear of several mini