As the Knesset concludes its summer session, opposition lawmakers criticize Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, labeling it a 'minority government' and a 'failed coalition.' The recent departure of key religious parties has left several ministries without leadership and led to the shutdown of important parliamentary committees. The coalition has struggled to pass major legislation, including laws related to Haredi conscription and media reforms, while internal boycotts have stalled further progress. Amid these challenges, the Knesset passed a non-binding resolution to annex the West Bank and replaced the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee chairman, reflecting ongoing instability within the government.