According to CoinMeta, the new members of Israel's 26th Knesset took their oath of office on the 10th, and the Knesset held its first meeting on the same day. The new Knesset is composed of 120 members, 46 of whom were elected for the first time. Gad Eizenkot, the leader of the Yesh Atid party, stated on that day that more than 61 members had signed a petition calling for the removal of the current Speaker of the Knesset, Amir Ohana, who is from the Likud party, and for the nomination of Yesh Atid member Matan Kahana to take his place. As reported by various media on the 10th, the coalition of four political parties consisting of right-wing, center-left, and left-wing groups, which Eizenkot relies on, also submitted several proposals on that day, including requests to establish a national investigation committee to examine whether Netanyahu's government was derelict in its duties during the 2023 attacks by the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) on Israel, to impose limits on the prime minister's term of office, and to repeal the current government's judicial reform legislation. Currently, the coalition led by Eizenkot holds only 48 seats in the Knesset. He still needs to gain the support of Arab parties or other political groups in order to form a government.