Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could see himself booted from power as Knesset faces the first vote to dissolve parliament on Wednesday over frustrations of the protracted war in Gaza.

The military intelligence officers said the 41 officers refuse to take part in a ‘war designed to preserve the rule of Netanyahu'

Israel’s longest serving prime minister faces the difficult task of overcoming opposition both domestically and abroad.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition survived an opposition-backed effort to dissolve parliament on Thursday, as lawmakers rejected a bill that could have paved the way for snap elections.

Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial faced further disruption as he reported feeling unwell, leading to an early adjournment of the court session. This follows a previous adjournment for a diplomatic call,

Israeli Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu faces the greatest test to his rule since Oct. 7, 2023. His political opponents have put forth a bill to dissolve parliament in order to force early elections.

The trial is scheduled to continue next week.Meanwhile, members of the coalition scrambled to convince the haredi (ultra-Orthodox) parties not to support dissolving the Knesset.The haredi parties are threatening to carry through with their threat over the coalition’s inability to agree on fundamentals for a draft law.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing his gravest political crisis since the Gaza war began, as Israel's parliament will hold a critical vote on dissolving his government. The move is driven by a deep rift within Netanyahu's ruling coalition over a controversial military conscription bill.