New Knesset Swears In With Robots, Flowers, and Bereaved Father Reciting Psalms
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The 26th Knesset, comprising 120 members, is set to be sworn in today at 4:00 PM. The ceremony will include a recitation of Psalms by bereaved father Avi Harush, alongside new robotic elements and a parade of horsemen. The event signifies the official start of the new parliamentary term.
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- 120 members of the 26th Knesset will be sworn in today at 4:00 PM.
- Bereaved father Avi Harush will recite Psalms during the swearing-in ceremony.
- The ceremony will feature new robotic elements and a parade of horsemen.
- The event marks the official commencement of the new Knesset's term.
The 26th Knesset will be sworn in today at 4:00 PM, with all 120 members taking the oath of allegiance. Among the proceedings, Avi Harush, a bereaved father, is scheduled to recite a chapter of Psalms in the plenum. The swearing-in ceremony will feature new robotic elements, a parade of horsemen, and a moment of remembrance for fallen soldiers of Israel.
The ceremony marks the official commencement of the new Knesset's term, following recent elections. The inclusion of technological advancements like robots alongside traditional elements such as the recitation of Psalms and a ceremonial parade highlights a blend of modernity and tradition in the parliamentary proceedings.
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