Iran Press/ Middle East: The regime's Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid have agreed to hold a vote on dissolving the Knesset next week.
If the vote passes, Lapid will become the interim prime minister, according to the Israeli media.
Bennett and Lapid said in a joint statement that they had "exhausted options to stabilize" their diverse coalition, a year after it was established.
If the bill passes, it will result in the Israeli regime's fifth general election in around three and a half years.
Bennett said earlier that Israel is "facing a real test" as it is experiencing an unprecedented situation and teetering on the brink of its collapse.
Meanwhile, a recent opinion poll has discovered that nearly 70 percent of extremist Jewish settlers living in hundreds of illegal settlements in the West Bank and occupied East al-Quds are worried for the Israeli regime’s future.
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