Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left a hospital after prostate surgery to aid his party in passing a crucial budget law.
His presence in the Knesset was instrumental in securing the bill's passage by just one vote amid governmental divisions.
The bill, which addresses tax regulations and dividend distribution, faced opposition from within Netanyahu's coalition.
Disagreements between government members, notably Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, have intensified tensions within the ruling coalition.
A spokesperson indicated Netanyahu acted against medical advice to address the parliamentary crisis, reflecting the urgency of the political situation.