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Israel's 26th Knesset Sworn In With 120 Members of Parliament

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Hebrew · 14 newsrooms covering

Israel's 26th Knesset was sworn in on Tuesday, with all 120 members of parliament taking their oath of allegiance. President Isaac Herzog attended the ceremony, which included musical and dance performances. The event marks the official commencement of the new parliamentary term.

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  • 120 members of Israel's 26th Knesset were sworn in on Tuesday.
  • President Isaac Herzog attended the parliamentary swearing-in ceremony.
  • The ceremony included performances by Harel Skaat and "Perach Ashkelon".
  • MKs were welcomed with flowers and congratulations.
Israel's 26th Knesset Sworn In With 120 Members of Parliament
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The 26th Knesset, Israel's parliament, began its term on Tuesday with the swearing-in ceremony for all 120 newly elected members of parliament (MKs). The incoming MKs were greeted with flowers and congratulations. President Isaac Herzog attended the ceremony, arriving with an escort of mounted police and the IDF orchestra. The ceremony featured performances by singer Harel Skaat and the "Perach Ashkelon" dance troupe.

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