New Knesset sworn in Tuesday as opposition eyes speaker’s post to challenge Netanyahu
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Israel’s new Knesset is sworn in on Tuesday, giving opposition politicians a first chance to use levers of power, especially replacing speaker Amir Ohana, a close Netanyahu ally, while they still struggle to form a government to unseat Benjamin Netanyahu. Former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, who has the presidential mandate to try to form a coalition, may take the speakership, Israeli media reported Monday. More than 160 former top security officials warned that right-wing activists plan violent disruption on swearing-in day; the Democracy’s Protective Wall forum said opponents intend to block MKs and their families from entering the Knesset and are urging tens of thousands of citizens to help.
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