Resigning Knesset Speaker Yariv Levin convened today (Wednesday) a routine preparation meeting for the swearing-in of the government that will take place tomorrow, with the participation of incoming Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana, Police Commissioner Rantz Yaakov Shabtai, Jerusalem District Commander Doron Turgeman, head of the “M in the police, the Knesset officer and other professionals. The meeting dealt with a protest that will take place tomorrow outside the Knesset, when the issue of breaking into the Knesset’s immunity zone came up as an extreme scenario and raised the fear of a “Capitol 2” event during the inauguration of the government.
At the same time, the police emphasized that “it is a routine meeting as is done before every swearing-in of a government, the purpose of which is to enable the proper management of the meeting and the rules of the ceremony.”
The next chairman of the coalition, Ofir Katz, was also present at the meeting, who is expected to preside over the plenary session tomorrow as acting chairman. In “Wala!” It was reported that according to sources present at the meeting, Levin raised the fear of opponents of the future government breaking into the tabernacle or blocking access to it on the day of the inauguration, and asked to know how they would prepare for this.
It was also reported that, according to the sources, Ohana raised the need to prepare for the possibility that MKs would participate in demonstrations and that they should be allowed to demonstrate while observing the law. The police raised concerns regarding roadblocks and preventing MKs from reaching the Mishkan in time for the swearing-in.
Knesset Speaker Levin announces that Netanyahu has managed to form a government (Photo: Knesset Channel)