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Israeli Government Continues Until New Cabinet Sworn In
Israel's current government, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will continue to serve until a new cabinet is approved by the Knesset. This process, governed by Israeli law, allows for coalition negotiations that can extend for weeks.
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What happened
- 01Israel's current government will continue serving until a new cabinet is formed and approved.
- 02Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his ministers remain in their posts during coalition talks.
- 03Ministers not elected to the new Knesset will retain their positions.
- 04The government formation process can take up to 42 days, potentially longer.
- 05Knesset leadership changes are handled separately from government formation.
Ministers not elected to the new Knesset will remain in their roles until the new government is sworn in.
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