The current Knesset Chairman and former Public Security Minister responded to the responsibility assigned him by the State Commission of Inquiry: "I will study the report and do everything I can to learn the necessary lessons"

Formed two months after a deadly crush at the Lag Ba'Omer celebration at Mount Meron, the State Commission of Inquiry has now submitted its findings. Details below.

Amir Ohana informed the Ministry of Finance that the Knesset will cut an amount of 121 million NIS from its budget for the coming year for the benefit of the war effort; which will be added to the 80 million NIS already cut at the beginning of the war.

The ruling, whose draft was leaked last week to journalist Amit Segal, was rushed through so the narrow majority in favor of striking down the amendment would still be in place.

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner arrived together with Knesset Speaker Ohana for a support visit to the communities surrounding the Gaza Strip. The three met survivors of the massacre and security personnel who fought on October 7.

Security and rescue forces participated in the lighting of the menorah on the eight night of Hannukah, along with Knesset Chairman Amir Ohana and the National Security Minister, where they told their harrowing personal stories.

At a special salute event that takes place in the Knesset, the members of the Knesset hear testimonies and stories of heroism of the members of the security forces since the beginning of the fighting: "Everyone takes part in the mission and we will continue to do so."

Knesset Chaiman MK Amir Ohana appealed to the Public Committee on MK Pay to recommend to the Knesset Committee that MK pay raises be frozen due to civilian struggling during the war.

Against the background of the burnt houses of the young people in Kfar Aza: the President of the Romanian Parliament announced that he will screen the documentary of the horrors of the massacre in the south before the two houses of parliament in his country. Knesset Speaker Ohana: "an important decision and true friendship."

Many Knesset members who did not participate in the screening of the horror film prepared by the IDF spokesperson for the Knesset members turned to the Knesset Speaker Ohana with a request to allow a repeat screening, among the requesters is Knesset member Khatib-Yassin, who denied the massacre.

The President of the Parliamentary Assembly of NATO visited Kfar Aza and pledged: "I will act in parliaments around the world for the release of the captives." Knesset Chairman Amir Ohana said, "This is not a private struggle of Israel against Hamas - it is a struggle of the forces of light against the forces of darkness."

Amir Ohana announced in the Knesset Presidency meeting that approximately 80 million ILS from the Knesset budget will be transferred to the state treasury for the benefit of the military effort.

MK Distel-Atbaryan wrote after viewing: "Don't hate each other, the monsters hate us enough."

Knesset Chairman Amir Ohana informed MKs that the film will be screed in the Knesset auditorium. Duration: 45 minutes.

The Knesset Committee approved Knesset Chairman Amir Ohana's request to cancel plenum meetings on Tuesday for the next two weeks.

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana welcomed U.S. House of Representatives Speaker, Mike Johnson, saying, "I am confident that under your leadership, the Congress will continue to work with the Knesset to combat terrorism."

The Assembly President toured the scenes of the massacres in Be'eri and Re'im with Knesset Chairman MK Amir Ohana.

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana toured the scenes of the attack in Be'eri and Re'im with the President of the French National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet. According to the French representative, "We are here to emphasize Israel's right to self-defense."

The Knesset Chairman met with and spoke to 50 foreign ambassadors and diplomatic representatives at the Knesset.