Opposition presents anti-Netanyahu agenda in the new Knesset

The opposition bloc in Israel has introduced several initiatives against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the Knesset's inaugural session, including a proposal for an inquiry into the October 7 attacks by Hamas. Following the recent elections, which resulted in a political deadlock, the new parliament reflects significant divisions. Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party aims to establish a state commission to investigate security failures and has pledged to reverse controversial judicial reforms initiated by Netanyahu. The new government formation is complicated by the lack of a clear majority, with Eisenkot tasked with forming a government within 28 days. Netanyahu advocates for a national unity government, while Eisenkot criticizes his leadership as divisive and dangerous for Israel's security.