Majority achieved, the key is with Ohana: the battle that could paralyze the Knesset is underway

67 Knesset members do not support the continuation of Netanyahu's term, and a potential majority may act to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana. Ohana has promised to schedule a vote if 61 signatures are presented, but the Edelstein precedent from 2020 raises questions about the possibility of delaying the move. Petitions have been submitted to the High Court of Justice.

The battle to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana is underway: 67 Knesset members do not support the continuation of Netanyahu's term, and a potential majority may act to replace the speaker. Ohana has promised to schedule a vote if 61 signatures are presented, but the Edelstein precedent from 2020 raises questions about the possibility of delaying the move. Petitions have been submitted to the High Court of Justice by the Movement for Quality Government, the Blue and White faction, Labor-Meretz, and Yisrael Beiteinu, claiming that Ohana is acting in a conflict of interest. The article reviews the Edelstein precedent, who refused to comply with a High Court ruling and resigned, and the criticism of Ohana for not obeying the High Court in other cases.