Was it really just about judicial reform? Anti-government protesters say they’ll continue to gather, this time against the Orthodox Jews.
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Netanyahu lambasts opponents, but tells Israel that for the sake of unity he is temporarily halting judicial reform plan.
A false narrative about Netanyahu’s “judicial coup” may achieve its goal of toppling him. But more than that, the consequences for future governments and US-Israel relations are ominous.
As anti-government demonstrations become more violent and the country seems to be falling apart, will Netanyahu call off judicial reform?
The massive protests rocking the country are about far more than judicial reform.
The coalition is satisfied: The Supreme Court can no longer remove Benjamin Netanyahu from office.
There is a very strong feeling within the right-wing camp in Israel that the government will finally correct the wrongs committed in the summer of 2005.
The blue and white banner and the Star of David that symbolizes the Jewish state belongs not only to the Right, but to all of us.