A. Israel
B. Egypt
C. Turkey
D. Jordan

Israel advanced a bill to dissolve parliament in May 2026. The Israeli parliament, known as the Knesset, voted in favor of moving forward with legislation that could lead to early national elections. The move came amid growing political tensions within Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition.

The bill was introduced because of disagreements among coalition partners, particularly over military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox communities. In the preliminary reading, a large majority of lawmakers supported the proposal to dissolve the Knesset. If fully approved through additional parliamentary readings, the decision would trigger early elections in Israel.

The development was considered significant because it could reshape Israel’s political landscape during a period of regional conflict and internal political challenges. Analysts also viewed the move as a sign of instability within the ruling government.