Israeli parliament approved a law initiating an early election process that will determine the country's political future. The Knesset passed the bill that dissolves itself and calls for elections on October 27, 2026.

According to the official broadcaster, the bill, which also includes regulations on party financing, was passed into law during the second and third round of votes held last night. The bill, presented by the Knesset committee, passed with 62 votes in favor. No votes against or abstentions were recorded.
Under the decision, the Israeli parliament will go into election recess until the next election on October 27, 2026. This development is being closely watched for its implications on the future of policies regarding the search for stability in the region and the Palestinian issue.