Smotrich’s proposal for new reforms must not be entertained - editorial

Smotrich’s hollow claims of wanting to reform the judiciary and saving Israel’s democracy thinly veil the main thrust of his extremist plan and its splash two weeks before the elections.

Head of the National Union party MK Betzalel Smotrich and attorney Itamar Ben-Gvir attend Otzma Yehudit party's election campaign event in Bat Yam on April 06, 2019.

(photo credit: GILI YAARI/FLASH90)

ByJPOST EDITORIAL

OCTOBER 20, 2022 03:38

Smotrich’s proposal for new reforms must not be entertained - editorial

Smotrich’s hollow claims of wanting to reform the judiciary and saving Israel’s democracy thinly veil the main thrust of his extremist plan and its splash two weeks before the elections.

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Smotrich’s proposal for new reforms must not be entertained - editorial

Smotrich’s hollow claims of wanting to reform the judiciary and saving Israel’s democracy thinly veil the main thrust of his extremist plan and its splash two weeks before the elections.

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