The Knesset of Israel announces that the 26th Parliament will hold its opening session on November 10, in the presence of President Yitzhak Herzog and guests of honor. The first task of the new Knesset will be to elect a chairman from among its members, against the background of the opposition's efforts to oust Amir Ohana from the post. The results of the primary elections gave Benjamin Netanyahu's camp 53 seats, compared to 48 for the Jewish opposition and 19 for the Arab parties, without a sufficient majority to form a government. The parties "Israel Beitno", "Maan" and "Democrats" tend to recommend Gadi Eisenkot to form the government, while Arab representatives hint at supporting him.

The Knesset of Israel announces that the 26th Parliament will hold its opening session on November 10, in the presence of President Yitzhak Herzog and guests of honor. The first task of the new Knesset will be to elect a chairman from among its members, against the background of the opposition's efforts to oust Amir Ohana from the post. The results of the primary elections gave Benjamin Netanyahu's camp 53 seats, compared to 48 for the Jewish opposition and 19 for the Arab parties, without a sufficient majority to form a government. The parties "Israel Beitno", "Maan" and "Democrats" tend to recommend Gadi Eisenkot to form the government, while Arab representatives hint at supporting him.