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Change Bloc Demands Knesset Speaker Vote on First Day
The "Change Bloc" of Israeli parties has demanded a vote for a new Knesset Speaker on November 10, the first day of the new Knesset, to replace current Speaker Amir Ohana. Ohana stated the vote typically occurs after government formation but agreed to a discussion if 61 MKs sign a request.
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What happened
- 01The "Change Bloc" wants to elect a new Knesset Speaker on November 10.
- 02Yisrael Beiteinu and Democrats factions submitted formal requests to Speaker Amir Ohana.
- 03Ohana stated the vote usually happens after government formation.
- 04A discussion will be held if 61 MKs sign a request for a vote.
- 05A new speaker could give the bloc parliamentary agenda control.
The bloc seeks to gain parliamentary influence during potential government formation delays.
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