Opposition split on how to handle Netanyahu's judicial reform freeze

Summary by Ground News

Protesters have been taking to the streets in freedom and in safety in Israel. The protests are pro-Israel, pro-democracy and supportive of the police and the military. The proposed judicial reforms would indeed move Israel closer to the practices of modern, Western democracies. But they would also eviscerate judicial protection for Israel's Basic Laws.

Published 2 months ago · Jerusalem, Israel

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