The Knesset General Assembly rejected the request of Netanyahu for a vote of no confidence in the new Zionist regime.
The delegation rejected all requests from opposition parties led by former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to vote no confidence in the new government, the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported.
Likud’s request for “weak public confidence in the judiciary” was rejected in the same context.
In addition, the request of the Jewish faction of the Torah and the party of Harid Shas to vote no confidence was not accepted.
Following the transfer of the Likud party to the opposition and its departure from the center of power after 12 years in power, Netanyahu has been facing a lot of pressure within his party in the last two weeks.
A group of Likud veterans filed a petition in the party’s internal court, calling for a secret hearing to review the party’s situation.