“Zehut party chairman, Knesset member-elect Moshe Feiglin, calls to dissolve the elected Knesset and go to new elections. Ahead of his meeting tomorrow with the President of the State Herzog as part of the round of consultations, Feiglin claims that the election was stolen, and that the will of the voter was distorted. He accuses the law enforcement system of rigging. Having said that, in Zehut they convey that as far as assigning the mandate goes, Lapid will recommend to the President Benjamin Netanyahu only. Israel Bar Association President, Amit Becher, told Esti Perez on our program 'Half-Day' that there is no legal basis for the Likud's demand that the Central Elections Committee be convened to discuss the legitimacy of the election against the background of claims of foreign interference in the voting in the Arab community. The Elections Committee has no authority to disqualify the election. The Basic Law: The Knesset determines explicitly that the new Knesset will convene two weeks after the election. Within eight days of the election, the election results must be published. The Elections Committee has no discretion in this matter, and if discretion was given to someone, it is certainly not to political representatives of the previous parties, as after all, imagine to yourself, that it is possible to give authority to the previous Knesset to determine that the next Knesset will not convene. It is clear that this is anti-democratic conduct.”