Yair Golan and the 'Democrats' legislative blitz with the swearing-in of the Knesset

The 'Democrats' faction, led by Yair Golan, announced the submission of a broad legislative package upon the swearing-in of the Knesset, including the repeal of the judicial reform, limiting the prime minister's term, public transportation on Shabbat, and civil marriage.

With the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset today (Tuesday), the 'Democrats' faction, led by Yair Golan, announced the submission of a broad legislative package comprising dozens of bills. At the center of the initiative are changes to the judicial system and the order of government, including the repeal of the judicial reform, limiting the prime minister's terms, and prohibiting a term under indictment. In the realm of religion and state, the party is promoting public transportation on Shabbat, civil marriage, and changes to kashrut arrangements. Also included are proposals for the rehabilitation of the north, assistance to families of hostages and returnees, increasing old-age pensions, and national long-term care insurance. The party presented the move as a 'legislative blitz' aimed at fixing what the previous government 'ruined and destroyed'.