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Again a defeat for the coalition: after the Speaker of the Knesset made a mistake in the vote - the Dayanim law fell
After the vote on the Dayanim Law in the third reading, equality 51 was recorded in the electronic bulletin board, allegations were made by the coalition that a mistake had been made in the vote.
The opposition attacked: "There is no technical error and good faith here but a lack of seriousness in the vote"
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Mickey Levy
Itamar Ben Gvir
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Yaki Adamkar
Thursday, 15 July 2021, 10:21 Updated: 10:35
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The Dayanim law promoted by the coalition fell today (Thursday) in the plenum vote after Knesset Speaker MK Miki Levy erred in his vote.
After the vote on the Dayanim Law in the third reading, equality 51 was recorded in the electronic bulletin board, allegations were made by the coalition that a mistake had been made in the vote.
The Knesset plenum went on a ten-minute break for legal advice.
Knesset Speaker Miki Levy said he was wrong in the vote.
The coalition's defeat came after lengthy debates in the Knesset plenum that began yesterday at 11 am. For 24 hours in a row,
MK Ben Gvir said in response that "the government formed in sin continues to try to steal. Plenary Speaker Miki Levy mistakenly voted after voting time and in violation of the bylaws.
His vote after the time caused the loss of the coalition in the vote and now they are trying to train it fraudulently.
shame".
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This morning (Photo: Knesset Spokeswoman, without)
MK Uri Maklev now clearly argued in the Knesset Speaker that according to the Knesset rules, his vote is valid, since others diverted his attention after more than two minutes from the end of the vote to vote against the coalition, if there was a mistake he would immediately notice and announce. According to him, "there is no technical error and good faith here, but a lack of seriousness in the vote."
The chairman of the Likud faction and the center of the opposition, MK Yariv Levin, said after the vote that "our achievement is unprecedented. Only a month has passed since the fraud government was formed, and time and time again we succeed in overthrowing government bills. "Until we drop her."
According to the proposal, the committee for the appointment of judges will have 13 members: the two chief rabbis of Israel;
Two judges of the Great Rabbinical Court, to be elected a member of its judges for three years;
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Two attorneys, to be elected by the National Board of the Bar Association for three years;
According to the approved amendment, two rabbinical candidates will serve on the committee (instead of one current rabbi), who will be elected by the Minister of Justice and the other by the Minister of Religious Affairs, within three months of the formation of a new government.
The wording of the law sets forth various transitional provisions, including a provision stipulating that the term of office of the rabbinical claimant appointed prior to the entry into force of this law shall end within one year from the date of commencement of the law.
At the end of her term, the Minister of Religious Affairs will appoint a rabbinical claimant in her place.
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