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New Knesset Sworn In Amidst Political Clashes and Unconventional Moments

Israel's 26th Knesset was sworn in on Tuesday amidst political clashes and unusual moments. Several Arab lawmakers walked out during the national anthem, and interim Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech criticizing Arab parties led to a walkout by Yair Golan.

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What happened

01The 26th Knesset was sworn in on Tuesday, beginning with political confrontations and unusual moments.
02Arab party lawmakers walked out during the national anthem, while others remained standing but silent.
03Interim Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech criticizing Arab parties led to a walkout by Yair Golan.
04Allegations of Qatari financial influence on the election were discussed, but the Shin Bet found no evidence.
05New lawmaker Elisha Medan, wounded in Gaza, received a standing ovation during the swearing-in ceremony.

Allegations of Qatari influence on the election were raised, though the Shin Bet reportedly found no evidence. New lawmaker Elisha Medan, wounded in Gaza, received a standing ovation.

Translated and summarized by baba from Jüdische Allgemeine, the latest report. Read Jüdische Allgemeine’s original