Knesset to vote on self-dissolution
The Israeli Knesset voted to dissolve itself in order to resolve the conscription law crisis. The first reading of the dissolution bill is scheduled for Monday. If approved, it must pass two additional readings and a third reading to become law, amid the approaching end of the parliament's term and the possibility of elections following political consensus on their timing. This step came after the majority of members supported the bill, against the backdrop of the conscription law crisis linked to efforts by religious parties to exempt Haredi Jews from military service, and amidst escalating political and economic tensions in the region.
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