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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Israel Faces Government Formation Amidst Sports and Cultural Events

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i24NEWS EnglishPolitics

Herzog Urges Lawmakers to Serve Full Term, Investigate Oct. 7

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President Isaac Herzog urged Israel's 26th Knesset to serve its full term, investigate the October 7th attacks, and strengthen regional peace agreements. Speaking at the Knesset's opening session, Herzog called for unity among lawmakers and emphasized the public's desire for security and routine. He also stressed the importance of reinforcing alliances, particularly with the United States, and addressing societal violence.

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  • President Isaac Herzog called on the 26th Knesset to serve its full term and avoid repeat elections.
  • Herzog urged lawmakers to thoroughly investigate the October 7th catastrophe and draw lessons.
  • He called for strengthening peace agreements with Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, UAE, and Bahrain.
  • The president emphasized reinforcing Israel's alliance with the United States.
  • Herzog condemned societal violence and called for its eradication.
  • He reminded lawmakers their decisions impact Jewish communities globally.
Herzog Urges Lawmakers to Serve Full Term, Investigate Oct. 7
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