Judicial laws can pass 'whenever we want,' Deri says
Deri's statement came after a slew of comments from both sides of the political divide that were interpreted as threats against the negotiations.
PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu sits alongside sacked cabinet minister Arye Deri in the Knesset, on Monday. In Israel, the coalition controls the legislature and executive, thus the need to keep its hands off judicial appointments, says the writer. (photo credit: YONATAN SINDEL/FLASH90)ByELIAV BREUERUpdated:
