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26th Knesset Opens With Swearing-In Ceremony for 120 Members

The 26th Knesset will officially open on Tuesday with a festive ceremony where all 120 members will be sworn in. President Isaac Herzog, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana are among the attendees.

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26th Knesset Opens With Swearing-In Ceremony for 120 Members
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  1. 01The 26th Knesset opens Tuesday with a ceremony swearing in all 120 members.
  2. 02President Isaac Herzog, PM Netanyahu, and Speaker Amir Ohana will attend the opening.
  3. 03Avi Harush, father of fallen Sgt. Reef Harush, will recite a Psalm.
  4. 04The ceremony includes excerpts from Israel's Declaration of Independence.
  5. 05The Pirchei Ashkelon children's choir will perform Israel's national anthem.
  6. 06The day concludes with speeches, a group photo, and a festive toast.

The ceremony includes a recitation by the father of a fallen soldier, excerpts from the Declaration of Independence, and performances by a children's choir. The event culminates with speeches, a group photograph, and a toast to mark the new term.

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