Israel's ruling coalition, led by Prime Minister Netanyahu, has introduced legislation in the Knesset to dissolve parliament and trigger a snap election.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government has submitted a bill to parliament that would bring forward Knesset elections.
If passed, the legislation would send the country to the polls within five months. The move is widely assessed as an effort by the Netanyahu administration to shore up government stability and consolidate its political standing.
Tensions between the government and opposition have intensified in recent months, while rifts have also emerged among the coalition's own partners.
Israel's coalition led by Netanyahu submitted a bill to parliament envisaging the dissolution of the Knesset. If the bill is enacted into law, Israel will go to early elections within five months, but it remains unclear whether the bill will be accepted.
If early elections take place, Israel will enter a period of political uncertainty and this situation could affect the security situation in the region. If the coalition's move passes, it means companies and investors will experience uncertainty until the new government formation process is completed.