The Knesset's bill to dissolve itself is scheduled for a first reading vote, following approval from the House Committee. This bill comes amid discussions to potentially move the election date from the current October 27 to a range of September 8 to October 20. However, no specific date has been agreed upon due to disagreements among lawmakers. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is advocating for a later election date to facilitate legislative efforts, particularly concerning the contentious haredi draft bill, which has led to significant tensions within the coalition. The Central Elections Committee has indicated that elections can still occur even with less than 90 days' notice, but they prefer at least 83 days for adequate preparation. The ultra-Orthodox parties are pushing for an earlier election to boost voter turnout, particularly before the High Holy Days. As coalition dynamics shift, Netanyahu faces challenges in maintaining support from the haredi factions, which have expressed distrust in his leadership.