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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Israel Faces Government Formation Amidst Sports and Cultural Events

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Herzog Urges New Knesset to Serve Full Term, Investigate Oct. 7

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President Isaac Herzog urged Israel's 26th Knesset to complete its full term, avoid repeat elections, and investigate the October 7 catastrophe. Speaking at the Knesset's opening session, Herzog called for strengthening regional peace agreements, reinforcing the alliance with the U.S., and addressing societal violence. He also stressed the need for shared military service and unity among lawmakers.

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  • President Isaac Herzog urged the 26th Knesset to serve its full term and avoid repeat elections.
  • Herzog called for a thorough investigation into the October 7 catastrophe to draw lessons.
  • He urged strengthening Israel's regional peace agreements with Arab nations and the U.S. alliance.
  • The President called for unity among lawmakers and addressing the public's desire for routine and security.
  • Herzog condemned societal violence and called for shared military service obligations.
  • He reminded lawmakers their decisions impact Jewish communities globally.
Herzog Urges New Knesset to Serve Full Term, Investigate Oct. 7
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