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Israel’s temporary Foreign Affairs and Security Committee is set to convene on Monday to elect a new chairman, followed by an intelligence and operational briefing and a vote on the government’s request to extend the special status in the rear (home front).

According to Knesset spokespersons, on Tuesday the committee will discuss the government’s request to redeclare a state of emergency and hold a vote on the matter. This indicates significant security developments requiring formal parliamentary approval for extended emergency measures.

The timing of these votes suggests the government is seeking to maintain or escalate emergency protocols, requiring both committee deliberation and broader legislative action.

Sources: Walla, www.israelhayom.co.il, Jerusalem Post