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The Israeli Knesset recently faced a pivotal moment when it deliberated on a motion proposed by the House Committee to revoke the Knesset membership of MK Ofer Cassif of the Hadash-Ta’al party. The motion, spurred by MK Oded Forer of Israel Beitenu and grounded in section 42a(c) of Basic Law: The Knesset, did not achieve the required majority for approval. Despite garnering support from 85 MKs, it fell short by five votes, primarily because members of Yesh Atid and Labor abstained from voting.
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