The judicial reform was first announced by Justice Minister Yariv Levin last Wednesday and includes several items.
Netanyahu's government announced a set of judiciary reforms that have been received negatively across many sectors.
Let’s learn from these lessons, hold a sincere dialogue and be open to learning from the other side. This is what being a democracy is really about.
For these reforms to work, they will need public legitimacy, and for that legitimacy to be granted, all sides of the political spectrum need to have a say.
MK Simcha Rothman explained to The Jerusalem Post the next steps for the proposed judicial reforms.
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