Knesset Removes Controversial Bills After United Torah Judaism Threatens Opposition

Following a threat by United Torah Judaism to oppose certain bills in the Knesset plenum, the Knesset Secretariat has updated the agenda and removed two contentious proposals. These include the bill to transfer powers from the Ministry of Interior and the bill proposed by Religious Zionism to split the Attorney General's role. The decision came as an immediate response to the political pressure exerted by United Torah Judaism, aiming to avoid confrontation during the legislative session. The updated agenda was published late on July 6, 2026, reflecting the adjustments made to accommodate coalition dynamics.