Total Members Voted: 29
Voting closed: April 09, 2019, 05:19:44 AM
He managed to put together some form of minority rule over the majority to "save democracy"
One thing that stands out as nonsensical is to have 3 MKs on the committee but only one can be from the coalition and 2 from the opposition. How does that make any sense at all? Did he put any thought into it at all?
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AP dead or Obi dead?
רוב לאופוזיציה בוועדה למינוי שופטים. מקורי. בשביל מה לנצח בבחירות? כבר עדיף להפסיד..— טלי גוטליב (@TallyGotliv) March 15, 2023
רוב לאופוזיציה בוועדה למינוי שופטים. מקורי. בשביל מה לנצח בבחירות? כבר עדיף להפסיד..
Leading US attorney Prof. Alan Dershowitz, who has voiced his opposition to Israel's judicial reform plan in the past, now admits that despite his opposition, the legislation would not make Israel any less democratic.During a Zoom debate with legal scholar Eugene Kontorovich organized by J-AIR Jewish radio on the subject of the reforms, Dershowitz insisted that the majority of opposition to the reform is due to the fact that a right-wing government is proposing it. "If exactly the same proposals were being made by a centrist government, or left-wing government, no one would notice," he claimed. "There would be no demonstrations. There would be some academic discussion, law school teachers would be teaching it, but hardly anyone would care."He added that in his 60 years of following such issues, he's never heard of a demonstration genuinely about judicial reform. "It's not about judicial reform, it's about the fact that the reform is being put forward by a government that frightens a lot of people, a government that includes some extreme right-wing people," the professor alleged.Despite his opposition to most of the reforms, Dershowitz added that, "Even if all of these reforms were to be enacted, it would turn Israel, G-d forbid, into Canada, New Zealand, or Australia, or many European countries. It would not turn it into Poland, or an autocratic country.""There are extremes on both sides," he continued, "and alongside a need for compromise, there really is a need for some reform ... Reform will not undercut democracy," he stressed. "In some respects, it would make Israeli more democratic."
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It's ridiculous. Was he playing a game the entire time? He didn't even throw a bone to the right.
big news today for chomesh and sanur.. dunno how I missed it... was this in the plans for a long time?
Link?
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-repeals-law-that-banned-four-west-bank-settlements-2023-03-21/