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Yeshiva World News · Oct 31, 2026

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POLITICAL DEADLOCK: Israeli opposition figures are considering a proposal to hold direct elections for prime minister in an effort to break the political deadlock following the Knesset elections. The proposal could allow a prime minister to be chosen directly by voters, potentially bypassing the current difficulty of assembling a 61-seat Knesset majority. Any such change would require legislation.

*POLITICAL DEADLOCK:* Israeli opposition figures are considering a proposal to hold direct elections for prime minister in an effort to break the political deadlock following the Knesset elections. The proposal could allow a prime minister to be chosen directly by voters, potentially bypassing the current difficulty of assembling a 61-seat Knesset majority. Any such change would require legislation.

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