Chaos and Protests Mar Knesset Opening Session
The opening session of the Knesset was marked by intense tension and mutual accusations between political leaders, alongside walkouts and protests.
The opening session of the Knesset was characterized by chaos and uproar, as party leaders exchanged sharp criticisms regarding the formation of the upcoming government.
During the ceremony, the Minister of National Security interrupted MP Yousef Jabareen, questioning the loyalty of Arab lawmakers, who secured a significant number of seats in the parliament.
Several members of parliament walked out of the hall during the national anthem. Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his regret over the refusal of the two Arab parties to recognize Israel.
Yair Golan also left the chamber in protest against the Prime Minister's remarks, while Avigdor Lieberman criticized the Arab lawmakers for withdrawing from the official session.
These events raise questions about the ability of political factions to overcome the successive crises hindering the government formation process.