The Zionist regime's parliament today vote for its dissolution

Zionist media reported today that the Knesset dissolution bill will be presented today for initial review, as the main opposition parties are expected to announce their position.

Zionist media added that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to make the matter silent so that he can buy more time.

The Shayas Party, the traditional ally of the Likud Party and the current column of the current government coalition, said it would vote for the dissolution of the regime's parliament at Wednesday.

“We are disappointed with Netanyahu,” said Shayas, a spokesman for the chassis. “We expected him to do something before, not just in the last few days.”

The chassis has one of the main extremist orthodox parties in the coalition. Based on its number of seats, the party has the power to overthrow the current Zionist cabinet.

The chassis decision to leave the coalition means that the cabinet will lose its majority in Knesset and remain up to 4 seats, which is not enough to maintain its position.

In this regard, Miraf bin Ari, a representative of the Knesset, announced that all the heads of the opposition's parliamentary blocs would meet today and make a joint decision on the suggestion of the Knesset dissolution.