Judicial Reform
Part of the coalition’s judicial reform push, the amendment to Israel’s Basic Law: The Government passes by a vote of 61 for and 47 against.
The force responds differently depending on who is demonstrating, analysts tell JNS.
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If judicial reform continues to be pushed forward in the Knesset, it will likely exacerbate the problem, General Staff officers say.
The proposed legislation would allow for Shas Party leader Aryeh Deri to return to his roles as interior and health minister.
“You are burning a country in vain, you are boycotting an elected government in vain,” responded Knesset Law Committee chair Simcha Rothman.
The national security minister decries an order barring him from police operations.
“The minister must refrain from giving operative instructions to the police, either directly or indirectly,” the ruling states.
“There should be dialogue so that there is not a civil war—we are all the people of Israel, we are all brothers,” says Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel Yitzhak Yosef.
“When [judicial reform] passes it will be too late, we want to make an impact before the point of no return,” says Maj. A.
With little hope left for reaching a compromise, here are the five possible scenarios.
The suspect, a resident of the city in his 60s, allegedly spray-painted “Enemy of the People” on a wall outside Justice Minister Yariv Levin’s residence.
