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Stormy Night in Israel Prompts Decisive Political and Security Decisions
The Israeli newspaper "Maariv" highlighted a tumultuous night of debates and decisions approved by the Knesset before its dissolution and the move toward the 26th elections. The decisions included expanding the powers of the military and security agencies, extending conscription to 32 months, easing police search procedures without a court order, and extending the state of emergency in prisons until January 2027 to manage the rise in arrests resulting from the war. Economic reforms were also adopted, such as regulating imports and manufacturing based on American standards to reduce prices, facilitating card payments for public transportation, and enacting laws to improve community and welfare procedures—such as removing the maximum age limit for adoption and providing public services via phone, with a focus on the rights of sexual assault victims. Additionally, laws were approved to develop fuel infrastructure, improve underserved regions, promote the heritage of Jews from North Africa, and support measures for military students and families. All these decisions reflect the Israeli government’s efforts to meet security, economic, social, and developmental needs ahead of the election campaign.
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