The Prime Minister announced that it will dissolve the parliament, and Israel may hold the fifth election in 4 years

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

According to the Guardian, on the evening of June 20, local time, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement saying that the current government will submit the dissolving parliament bill next week. If the bill is passed, Israel will re -elected, and the Foreign Minister Ripid will take over as the Prime Minister of Detention until the next government will be established. This will be Israel's fifth parliamentary election within four years.

Bened (Picture Source: Guardian)

Israel's current Prime Minister Bernett said at the press conference: "In the past few weeks, we do our best to save the government." He also said: "If the Israeli parliament does not dissolve within 10 days, Israel's security will be severely damaged. "

In his speech, Lipnet praised Bernet, saying that Bernett "placed the country on personal interests."

In 2019, Israel ended the former Prime Minister Neitanahu for twelve and a half years. The current Prime Minister Bernett was sworn in in June 2019, and the governing alliance led by Bernett was composed of eight political parties. From April 2019 to March 2020, Israel has held four parliamentary elections.

CNN reports that if the Council's bill is passed, Lapid will become the fourteenth prime minister in the country. A senior government official of the White House said that despite the political turmoil in Israel, it is expected that Bayeng's trip to the Middle East next month will continue.

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