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Likud Considers War Veteran to Challenge MK Kahana for Knesset Speaker

The Likud party is contemplating nominating Gaza war veteran Elisha Medan to challenge Matan Kahana for the position of Knesset Speaker. This potential nomination aims to counter Kahana's support from Arab parties.

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Likud Considers War Veteran to Challenge MK Kahana for Knesset Speaker
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What happened

  1. 01Likud may nominate Gaza war veteran Elisha Medan against Matan Kahana for Knesset Speaker.
  2. 02Medan's potential candidacy is framed as a contrast to Kahana's support from Arab parties.
  3. 03Kahana described the Knesset Speaker role as requiring a unifying and statesmanlike figure.
  4. 04The Knesset plenum approved the composition of the Arrangements Committee by a 63-50 vote.
  5. 05Temporary Finance and Foreign Affairs and Defense committees were established.
  6. 06MKs Avigdor Liberman and Liran Avisar Ben Horin will chair the temporary committees.

Meanwhile, the Knesset has approved the formation of its Arrangements Committee and subsequently established temporary Finance and Foreign Affairs and Defense committees, with MKs Liberman and Ben Horin appointed as chairs, respectively.

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