Shaped heavily by the aftermath of the October 7 attacks, the freshly sworn-in Knesset immediately faced a flurry of legislative challenges from rival factions. Gadi Eisenkot and opposition allies introduced a series of bills during the parliament's very first session aimed at dismantling cornerstone policies of Netanyahu's administration.
Among the key measures pushed by the opposition bloc are proposals to establish a formal state inquiry into the security failures of October 7 and to officially repeal the controversial judicial overhaul that previously paralyzed Israeli politics. As rival leaders work behind the scenes to forge a new coalition government, Netanyahu finds himself fighting to stay relevant and prevent an opposition-led takeover.
