New Knesset Members Begin Orientation Ahead of Swearing-In
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
New members of the 26th Knesset are attending an orientation day to learn about parliamentary procedures before their swearing-in. The event includes tours and official photo sessions. Meanwhile, right-wing groups plan to protest the swearing-in ceremony, citing concerns about political deals.
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- New Knesset members are undergoing orientation before their swearing-in ceremony.
- The orientation covers parliamentary procedures, administration, and oversight tools.
- Lawmakers will have official photos taken for the Knesset website and ID cards.
- Right-wing organizations plan to protest the swearing-in ceremony.
- Protesters' slogan criticizes potential political deals involving 'Hamas supporters'.
A special orientation day is being held for the incoming members of the 26th Knesset ahead of their swearing-in ceremony, scheduled for Tuesday. The event aims to familiarize the newly elected lawmakers with the Knesset's operations, administrative structure, parliamentary oversight tools, legislative processes, and interactions with various Knesset departments. Participants will also tour the parliament building and have official profile photos taken for the Knesset website and their identification cards.
Concurrently, several right-wing organizations, including "Im Tirtzu," "Women's March," and the "Reservists Generation of Victory" movement, plan to protest outside the Knesset during the swearing-in. Their demonstration is titled "We do not replace a Knesset Speaker with votes from Hamas supporters." Knesset security is preparing for the protests but does not anticipate any blockades of entrances for lawmakers or other individuals.
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