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Basic Law: The Government

Expression of no-

Jurisdiction
Israel
Provision
28
Source language
English
Recorded status
in force
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Recorded status
in force

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(a) The Knesset is entitled to express no-confidence in the confidence in the Government. Government (Amendment No. 1) (b) The expression of no-confidence in the Government shall be performed by means of a resolution of the Knesset, adopted by a majority of its Members, to express confidence in another Government that announced the basic guidelines of its policy, its make- up and the distribution of functions among the Ministers, as stated in article 13(d). The new Government shall be established once the Knesset has expressed confidence in it, and from that time the Ministers shall enter office. (c) Details regarding the submission of a motion to express no-confidence in the Government, and the debate on it shall be prescribed by law or the Knesset Rules of Procedure. Should the Motion be submitted by 61 Members of the Knesset, a debate shall take place as soon as possible, and no later than a week from the day of its submission.

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Basic Law: The Government · main.knesset.gov.il · Retrieved 18 August 2026.

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