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Bill for politically controlled Oct. 7 inquiry expected to reach Knesset vote this week
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First reported by N12 · Jun 13, 2026
What happened
A bill to establish a politically appointed inquiry into the October 7 massacre is set for a first Knesset vote this week, before the election. The coalition would control half the commission, but the opposition says it will not take part. The draft also gives the government control over the mandate and raises concerns about coercive powers for non-judges.
- 01First Knesset vote expected this week, ahead of elections.
- 02Coalition and opposition would each appoint half the commission.
- 03Opposition says it will not cooperate.
- 04Netanyahu is backing the bill submitted by MK Ariel Kellner.
- 05Draft lets the government set the mandate and inquiry topics.
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