Gali Baharav-Miara

Israel’s parliament dissolved ahead of October 27 elections after passing final bills under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition. The Knesset passed controversial laws, including halting ultra-Orthodox military enlistment and judiciary reforms, as Netanyahu faces growing support for opposition leaders like Naftali Bennett. The dissolution marks the first time in decades Israel’s government completes a full four-year term.

Israel's parliament dissolved ahead of October 27 elections after passing multiple bills in Netanyahu's final term. The Knesset completed a rare four-year term, with Netanyahu struggling to retain power amid rising support for opposition parties. Recent legislation included halting ultra-Orthodox military enlistment and judicial reforms targeting government control.

Israel's parliament dissolved early ahead of October 27 elections after passing multiple bills in the final days of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition. The Knesset will not reconvene before the elections, with polls showing growing support for opposition parties. Netanyahu's government passed controversial laws, including halting ultra-Orthodox military enlistment and judicial reforms.