US EditionIs Israel Still a Democracy? "I'm Not Sure
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Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert sees current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a threat to democracy in his country. "Netanyahu is trying to undermine the rule of law in Israel," Olmert told the German media network RND. "He is prepared to commit serious violations of the law himself. He is prepared to destroy all institutions responsible for upholding the law, and he is doing so consistently with the support of his political partne…
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LVZ - Leipziger VolkszeitungIsrael's former Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, is counting on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to warn of the violence in the West Bank – and a further erosion of the rule of law.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert sees the current head of government Benjamin Netanyahu as a threat to democracy in his country. "Netanyahu tries to undermine the rule of law in Israel," said Olmert (80) to the editorial network Germany (RND). "He is ready to commit serious violations of law himself. {/mprestriction} He is willing to destroy all institutions that are responsible for enforcing law, and is consistently doing so with the s…
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