28 March 2011, 22:12 · 18th Knesset · vote no. 15639

Second readingVote on a reservation (amendment)electronic vote

הצעת חוק העונשין (תיקון מס' 109), התשע"א-2011Bill on Penal Law (Amendment No. 109), 2011 · automatic translation · suggest a correction

הסתייגות

Reservation rejected: 8 for, 26 against

34 of 120 voted — official Knesset result

34 of 120 members voted. The plenum has no quorum: a decision passes by a simple majority of those voting. A special majority (61 votes) is needed only for no-confidence motions and some provisions of Basic Laws. Glossary →

What was put to the vote

«לקבל את ההסתייגות»

“For” here means for the reservation (an amendment, usually by the opposition), not for the bill as a whole.

Second reading: Votes on the sections of the final text and on reservations (amendments) to them. Usually held the same day as the third reading. Glossary →

Bill: חוק העונשין (תיקון מס' 109), התשע"א-2011Penal Law (Amendment No. 109), 2011auto

By party on the day of the vote

Coalition and opposition voted differently.

coalition0 for · 21 against
opposition8 for · 5 against
  • for
  • abstained
  • against
Yisrael Beytenuישראל ביתנו בראשות אביגדור ליברמןcoalition0 for · 8 against — majority against

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Likudהליכוד - אח"י בהנהגת בנימין נתניהו לראשות הממשלהcoalition0 for · 7 against — majority against

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Shasהתאחדות הספרדים העולמית שומרי תורהcoalition0 for · 5 against — majority against

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Hadashחזית דמוקרטית לשלום ושוויוןopposition4 for · 0 against — majority for

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National Unionאיחוד לאומיopposition0 for · 3 against — majority against

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Baladאלתג'מוע אלווטני אלדמוקרטי - בל"דopposition2 for · 0 against — majority for

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Meretzהתנועה החדשה מרצopposition2 for · 0 against — majority for

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Kadimaקדימה - עם ציפי לבני לראשות הממשלהopposition0 for · 2 against — majority against

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United Torah Judaismיהדות התורה והשבת אגודת ישראל - דגל התורהcoalition0 for · 1 against — majority against

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Roll call (34)

Showing 34 of 34

MemberParty at the timeVoteSource code
Arieh EldadNational Unionagainst8
Michael Ben AriNational Unionagainst8
Yaakov (Katzeleh) KatzNational Unionagainst8
Hanin ZoabiBaladfor7
Jamal ZahalkaBaladfor7
Michael EitanLikudagainst8
Zeev ElkinLikudagainst8
Gilad ErdanLikudagainst8
Ze'ev Binyamin BeginLikudagainst8
Tzipi HotovelyLikudagainst8
Yariv LevinLikudagainst8
Zion PinyanLikudagainst8
Yitzhak VakninShasagainst8
Nissim ZeevShasagainst8
Yitzhak CohenShasagainst8
Avraham MichaeliShasagainst8
Yakov MargiShasagainst8
Zehava GalonMeretzfor7
Nitzan HorowitzMeretzfor7
Afou AgbariaHadashfor7
Mohammad BarakehHadashfor7
Dov KheninHadashfor7
Hanna SwaidHadashfor7
Uri MaklevUnited Torah Judaismagainst8
Yitzhak AharonovitchYisrael Beytenuagainst8
Robert IlatovYisrael Beytenuagainst8
Uzi LandauYisrael Beytenuagainst8
Moshe Mutz MatalonYisrael Beytenuagainst8
Alex MillerYisrael Beytenuagainst8
Hamad AmarYisrael Beytenuagainst8
David RotemYisrael Beytenuagainst8
Lia ShemtovYisrael Beytenuagainst8
Orit ZuaretzKadimaagainst8
Gideon EzraKadimaagainst8
Numbers and sources
For
8
Against
26
Abstained
0
Present, did not vote
0

Official result: 8 for, 26 against, 0 abstained — rejected. Taking that into account, the roll call matches the official result.

Only members with a record are counted. No record does not mean the member was absent.

Source: vote page on the Knesset website ↗

Bill on Penal Law (Amendment No. 109), 2011 — 28 March 2011 · How the Knesset Votes