The leaders of the Israeli opposition camp are examining the possibility of returning to the direct election system for electing the prime minister, without dissolving the Knesset or calling for new legislative elections, in an attempt to break out of the political deadlock that followed the elections to the twenty-sixth Knesset, which resulted in the inability of the necessary majority to form the necessary camp for the government. the details

The leaders of the Israeli opposition camp are examining the possibility of returning to the direct election system for electing the prime minister, without dissolving the Knesset or calling for new legislative elections, in an attempt to break out of the political deadlock that followed the elections to the twenty-sixth Knesset, which resulted in the inability of the necessary majority to form the necessary camp for the government. the details