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Ongoing Story· Day 6

New Israeli Bloc Plans to Repeal Four Key Laws Immediately After Knesset Swears In

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Anti-Netanyahu Bloc Aims to Reverse Judicial Reforms During Transition

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An anti-Netanyahu bloc, alongside Arab parties, plans to use the government transition period to repeal judicial reform laws and establish temporary Knesset committees. They aim to replace the current Knesset Speaker and form key committees, including one for a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre. These moves are intended to occur before a new government is finalized, raising questions about political restraint.

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  • An anti-Netanyahu bloc plans to repeal judicial reform laws during the government transition period.
  • The bloc aims to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana with a new appointee.
  • Temporary Knesset committees for foreign affairs, defense, and finance are planned.
  • Legislation for an inquiry into the October 7 massacre is also a priority.
  • These moves are intended to occur before a new government is officially formed.
Anti-Netanyahu Bloc Aims to Reverse Judicial Reforms During Transition
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