According to CoinMeta, as reported by Israeli media on the 10th, during the inauguration ceremony of Israel's 26th Knesset on that day, the opposition camp led by Gadi Eizenkot of the Yesh Atid party, which had been authorized to form a government, submitted several bills to the Knesset. These bills covered topics such as repealing the judicial reform legislation of Netanyahu's government and imposing restrictions on the term of office of the Prime Minister. According to The Times of Israel, among the bills submitted by Eizenkot's Yesh Atid party and Ya'ir Golan's Democratic Party, there were proposals to repeal several judicial reform laws previously passed by the current government, such as those that weakened the powers of the Attorney General and adjusted the composition and operation mechanisms of the judges' selection committee. They also called for the establishment of a national investigation committee to examine whether the current government was negligent during the 2023 raid by the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). Yesh Atid also proposed to amend relevant legal provisions regarding situations where the Prime Minister is unable to perform their duties, and pushed for restrictions on the Prime Minister's term of office.