Knesset Speaker Rejects Supreme Court Request for New State Comptroller Vote
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana said on Sunday that there will be no repeat vote for the appointment of Israel’s state comptroller, rejecting a Supreme Court proposal to hold new elections. In a post on X, Ohana wrote, “The Knesset has already had its say.”
Ohana said the decision was based on the same reasons laid out in the preliminary response to the petition and in court arguments. He stated that he had decided not to hold another vote on the comptroller selection.
The article says the current expectation is that the court will issue an order nisi against the appointment. The report was published on June 21, 2026, at 14:58.
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