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Tens of thousands of people rallied across Israel to protest the new government's plans to overhaul the judiciary.[_link] pic.twitter.com/tMNRYCASE1— DW News (@dwnews) January 22, 2023
Tens of thousands of people rallied across Israel to protest the new government's plans to overhaul the judiciary.[_link] pic.twitter.com/tMNRYCASE1
'Night is descending on Israel': Over 100,000 rally in Tel Aviv; largest protest yet
Demonstrators come out in force to oppose overhaul of judicial system; rallies also held in Jerusalem, Haifa, Beersheba and other towns; Grossman: 'Now is the hour of darkness' 'Sapere aude'
מאמר מערכת בוול סטריט ג'ורנל: "בית המשפט העליון בישראל חסר בלמים, מבטל את ההליך הדמוקרטי"[_link]צילום: רויטרס pic.twitter.com/uSkLiM4nKl— החדשות - N12 (@N12News) January 21, 2023
מאמר מערכת בוול סטריט ג'ורנל: "בית המשפט העליון בישראל חסר בלמים, מבטל את ההליך הדמוקרטי"[_link]צילום: רויטרס pic.twitter.com/uSkLiM4nKl
Translation: Editorial in the Wall Street Journal: "The Israeli Supreme Court lacks brakes, cancels the democratic process" The common American newspaper strengthened the legal revolution: "The Supreme Court provides the best justifications for promoting reform in this case" * The editorial stated that "the court rejects laws it deems 'unreasonable' - which covers roughly everything" * On Deri's disqualification: "Beheading of the new government"
The common American newspaper strengthened the legal revolution: "The Supreme Court provides the best justifications for promoting reform in this case" * The editorial stated that "the court rejects laws it deems 'unreasonable' - which covers roughly everything" * On Deri's disqualification: "Beheading of the new government"
Translation of reply: This article is full of inaccuracies and misrepresentations and most certainly originates from the propaganda machine surrounding Netanyahu and the "research institutes" that promote the crushing of the justice system. It is enough to point out that there is no connection between "reasonableness" and repealing laws, and the Supreme Court has never repealed a law because it was "unreasonable". It is shameful that a newspaper like the WSJ publishes such a thing.
It is enough to point out that there is no connection between "reasonableness" and repealing laws, and the Supreme Court has never repealed a law because it was "unreasonable".
It is shameful that a newspaper like the WSJ publishes such a thing.
⁉️ ... newspaper like the WSJ ..?
We call it Rupert Murdoch's rag ... Murdoch's WSJ Editorial Board Going Bats**t | by Oui on Dec 27th, 2017 | Re also: Louise Mensch 'Sapere aude'
Who's Threatening Israeli Democracy? Israel's Supreme Court makes the best case for its own reform | WSJ Editorial Board | Every time a right-wing government wins an election these days, the immediate refrain from the dominant global media is that it's a threat to democracy. Israel's new government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is getting this treatment now, and a brawl over that country's Supreme Court illustrates why the issue is more complicated than the media narrative. Israel's Supreme Court has more power than America's but without the democratic checks. Unbound by any constitution, and loosed from requirements of standing and justiciability, Israel's court strikes down laws that it finds merely "unreasonable," which can cover most anything. Israel's court even has a veto on the appointment of new justices, in contrast to the U.S. where the President and Senate share the appointment power.
Every time a right-wing government wins an election these days, the immediate refrain from the dominant global media is that it's a threat to democracy. Israel's new government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is getting this treatment now, and a brawl over that country's Supreme Court illustrates why the issue is more complicated than the media narrative.
Israel's Supreme Court has more power than America's but without the democratic checks. Unbound by any constitution, and loosed from requirements of standing and justiciability, Israel's court strikes down laws that it finds merely "unreasonable," which can cover most anything. Israel's court even has a veto on the appointment of new justices, in contrast to the U.S. where the President and Senate share the appointment power.
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Israel's Supreme Court Strikes Down Appointment of Key Netanyahu Ally | WSJ |
Ruling comes as newly sworn-in government seeks to make deep changes to justice system
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Commemoration of neo-Nazi victims with hypocrites | by Dodo on Feb. 23rd, 2012 | [Dresden and neo-Nazi NPD party] 'Sapere aude'
LATEST: #Netanyahu fires #Deri `with a heavy heart,' attacks High Court for ordering move [_link] via @timesofisrael— The Times of Israel (@TimesofIsrael) January 22, 2023
LATEST: #Netanyahu fires #Deri `with a heavy heart,' attacks High Court for ordering move [_link] via @timesofisrael
Live update: United Torah Judaism says it will continue to treat Deri as a minister [_link]— TOI ALERTS (@TOIAlerts) January 22, 2023
Live update: United Torah Judaism says it will continue to treat Deri as a minister [_link]
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