Israeli parliament dissolved by May 31?
June 1, 2026 · $103k volume
Why it resolved
On May 13, Netanyahu's coalition formally submitted a Knesset dissolution bill, initiating the parliamentary process. The market initially fell from 24¢ to 8¢ as the process began, then spiked to 31¢ on uncertainty about timing. When the bill passed preliminary reading on May 20 with 110-0 support, the price collapsed from 31¢ to 16¢ and continued declining to 0¢, as traders recognized the multi-round voting process would extend past the May 31 deadline—the dissolution was certain but legally wouldn't finalize by the resolution cutoff.
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