Likud presents no-confidence vote against ‘government established on lies’

Raoul Wootliff is a former Times of Israel political correspondent and Daily Briefing podcast producer.

Likud faction chair MK Miki Zohar submits a Knesset no-confidence motion against the new government, which was sworn in three days ago.

The bill, which Likud says is presented on behalf of other opposition parties, says the government was “established on lies and the fraud” and “does not have a mandate from the public.”

The motion will likely be voted on during next Monday’s Knesset session.

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