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Retired Supreme Court justice Mishael Cheshin supported Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch's letter criticizing Justice Minister Daniel Friedmann during an interview to Channel 2 on Wednesday night.
"Friedmann is constantly trying to undermine the Supreme Court. It's no wonder Beinisch reacted the way she did, I would have done so earlier, and harsher", said Cheshin.
He added a personal message to Friedmann: "Go home, leave the system as it is and as it's been in the past, good, beautiful and quiet."