From the oath of allegiance to the organizing committee: the first steps of the Knesset

The 26th Knesset will convene by November 10, 14 days after the elections. MKs will be sworn in with an oath of allegiance, and those who do not swear will not enjoy their rights. Immediately after the swearing-in, the organizing committee will be established to manage the Knesset's work until the permanent committees are formed.

The 26th Knesset will convene by November 10, 14 days after the elections being held today (Tuesday). MKs will be officially sworn in at the oath of allegiance ceremony, where each MK stands and says "I undertake." An MK who has not sworn allegiance is not entitled to their rights until they do so. Immediately after the swearing-in, the organizing committee will be established, headed by an MK from the party that the president tasked with forming the government, and its members will be faction representatives according to their size. The organizing committee will exercise most of the powers of the Knesset committee until the permanent committees are established, including the Finance Committee, the Constitution Committee, and the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee, which are usually established only after the government is sworn in.