In a government-less Israel, the parliament was sworn in and took office
Original headlineHükümetsiz İsrail'de meclis yemin ederek göreve başladı
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Israel’s newly elected parliament was sworn in without a government in place following the Oct. 27 general election. President Isaac Herzog addressed lawmakers and urged them to do everything possible to avoid another election. The session marks the start of coalition talks after an inconclusive vote, with no bloc yet holding a confirmed majority. The next key step is whether parties can assemble a governing coalition or force Israelis back to the polls.
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