Knesset Dissolution Vote The Israeli Knesset voted 110-0 on May 20 to dissolve itself, according to officials, triggering a process that could lead to snap elections. The unanimous vote, reported by Ramzy Baroud in an analysis for Antiwar.com, came after months of mounting political tensions and deepening public frustration over the government’s handling of the war in Gaza. [1] The move sets the stage for an uncertain electoral timeline, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition facing collapse amid an internal crisis that has eroded its parliamentary majority. The Knesset’s decision to dissolve itself was widely seen as a bid by…
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