Bennett sworn in as prime minister, unseating Netanyahu after 12 years in power – Government approved 60-59, installing Yamina head as PM; Yesh Atid’s Yair Lapid becomes alternate PM; Netanyahu vows: ‘We’ll be back’ | Timesofisrael
In a history-making vote, Israel’s 36th government was sworn in at the Knesset on Sunday, installing Yamina chair Naftali Bennett as prime minister and ousting Benjamin Netanyahu after 12 years of consecutive rule as premier.
With just a plurality of the 120 seat Knesset, MKs voted 60-59 in favor of the new government, made up of right-wing, left-wing, centrist, and Islamist parties that came together to oust Netanyahu and end two years of political deadlock. One MK, Ra’am’s Saeed al-Harumi, abstained from the vote.
With just a plurality of the 120 seat Knesset, MKs voted 60-59 in favor of the new government, made up of right-wing, left-wing, centrist, and Islamist parties that came together to oust Netanyahu and end two years of political deadlock. One MK, Ra’am’s Saeed al-Harumi, abstained from the vote.
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