شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The Change Bloc in the Knesset is preparing to move to oust its speaker, Amir Ohana, as 26 new members are sworn in on November 10. The move is intended to pave the way for legislation that would establish an official commission of inquiry, repeal the judicial overhaul laws and pass a conscription law. Bloc members plan to call for a vote to elect a new speaker immediately after the swearing-in, citing a Supreme Court ruling allowing such a vote if a request signed by 61 members is submitted. Gadi Eisenkot supports Orit Farkash-Hacohen as Ohana’s successor, while Avigdor Lieberman prefers Oded Forer; Yair Lapid has also been mentioned as a possible candidate. Likud is seeking to derail the move by challenging its legality and pressuring bloc members. Meanwhile, talks on the next government are facing disagreements over whether to include the ultra-Orthodox parties and when to task a prime minister with forming a government. Replacing Ohana would not guarantee the legislation’s passage, as it would still require a majority amid ongoing divisions.
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