Chikli argued that any amendments to the Law of Return have a "dramatic influence" on Diaspora Jews.
The organizers of the rallies said they "oppose the attack on the judicial system and its subjugation to politicians."
Another minister said that they believe the matter will just dissolve and the law will remain unchanged.
A survey has found that 51% of Israelis are concerned cancelling the "grandchild clause" will significantly reduce migration to Israel and more.
This requires careful thought and planning, not an overnight revamping of the Law of Return, which remains an essential tenet of Israel’s national existence.
Tens of Jewish leaders from across Europe met with President Isaac Herzog and shared with him their concerns regarding Israel’s government on a variety of issues, mainly the Law of Return.
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
If non-Jewish immigration into Israel continues unchecked, the dangers that lie ahead for Jewish continuity are incalculable.
Religious Zionists should tell Smotrich and the RZP “not in my name” before the national religious banner is indelibly stained with corruption, draft dodging and unjust discrimination.
By sending threatening letters, they’re signaling clearly that the unraveling of the ties between Israel and the Diaspora Jewish community is hardly Israel’s fault.
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