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Israeli "Change Bloc" Scales Back Legislative Plans Amid Time Crunch
The "Change Bloc" in Israel's Knesset is scaling back its legislative plans, establishing three temporary committees instead of six due to time and legal constraints. The bloc aims to repeal laws from the previous government, including those affecting the Attorney General and judicial appointments.
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- 01The "Change Bloc" will establish three temporary committees instead of six due to time and legal constraints.
- 02The bloc plans to repeal laws from the previous government, including those on the Attorney General's powers.
- 03The tight deadline for forming a new government complicates legislative efforts.
- 04Oversight committees will address rehabilitation of northern and southern communities and Arab society issues.
- 05The Joint List and Ra'am are expected to head committees related to Arab society affairs.
Due to the limited time before a new government must be formed, legislative progress is expected to be minimal, with oversight committees also planned.
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