BeYachad MK Noam Tibon Outlines Roadmap for New Government and Knesset Reforms
MK Noam Tibon of BeYachad outlined the opposition roadmap for the 26th Knesset, prioritizing replacing the Knesset Speaker, revoking judicial overhaul laws, and establishing a state commission of inquiry under Gadi Eisenkot.
MK Noam Tibon of the BeYachad party outlined the legislative priorities and strategic roadmap for forming a new government following the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset.
Speaking on a radio broadcast, Tibon shared his impressions as a newly elected lawmaker, noting the unique atmosphere in parliament with many new faces tied to the events of October 7 and the ongoing war. Addressing the coalition talks and contentious issues such as the draft law, Tibon emphasized that negotiations are still in the early stages and expressed full confidence in Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid.
Legislative Roadmap and Priorities
Tibon outlined a clear sequential plan for the new parliamentary term, stating that the immediate priorities include replacing the Speaker of the Knesset, revoking legislation related to the judicial overhaul, and enacting laws to establish a state commission of inquiry. He stressed that a stable government must be formed for a full four-year term rather than a short-term coalition.
«We must rescue the State of Israel and form a different government headed by Gadi Eisenkot, which is what we are working toward,» Tibon declared.
Highlighting the constitutional agenda of BeYachad, Tibon called for the enactment of a concise constitution based on the Declaration of Independence to resolve ongoing disputes regarding the separation of powers and the status of the Supreme Court.
