The chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Justice Noam Solberg, ruled today (Thursday) that a Knesset member who publicly announced his intention to run for another party in the next elections is generally considered to have resigned from his party. However, Solberg established an exception that would allow the Knesset member to remain in office and even run for another party in the future.
The decision was made following a request from M…
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The chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Justice Noam Solberg, ruled today (Thursday) that a Knesset member who publicly announced his intention to run for another party in the next elections is generally considered to have resigned from his party. However, Solberg established an exception that would allow the Knesset member to remain in office and even run for another party in the future.
The decision was made following a request from M…