Israeli Prime Minister Bennett was sworn in office after the National Assembly ratified the New Alliance Government, ended 12 years of Benjamin Netanyahu's rights.

The Israeli Parliament on June 13 approved the new alliance government led by the leader of Yamina Naftali Bennett, after the vote with a result of 60 votes and 59 votes against, only one vote.

Speaking before Congress, Bennett, 49, confirmed that his coalition government represents the whole Israel.

In Tel Aviv, thousands of people have poured out the road celebrating the National Assembly's voting results.

The Government of Bennett is planning to avoid extensive impacts on international hot spots such as policy with Palestinians and instead focusing on reforming domestic problems.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett spoke before the National Assembly on June 13.

However, former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, 71, said he would soon return.

Under the agreement to establish the Government of the Union of the New Prime Minister Bennett and President of Yesh Atid Party, Yair Lapid, these two leaders will shared 4 years as Prime Minister, in which Bennett takes on the first two years.

President Joe Biden sent Greetings Bennett and Lapid, expressing hope to strengthen close and long-term relationships between the US and Israel.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab and Chairman of the European Council Charles Michel also wishes the government of Prime Minister Bennett as well as expressing hope to continue cooperating with the country.