Politicians are democratically elected. That is their stamp of authority. Army officers are not. They need to prove that they are worthy of their soldiers' trust.
When the Ottoman rule ended, there was no Palestinian national identity or political borders. It was all made up later. Arabs themselves say so, but the west isn't listening
Politicians are democratically elected. That is their stamp of authority. Army officers are not. They need to prove that they are worthy of their soldiers' trust.
Read the Government's response explaining why the reasonableness law will not cause Israeli officials to be subject to prosecution by international bodies
At every critical point in the last 15 years, Supreme Court rulings subverted government policy and crippled the government and legislature's ability to solve the problem.
Investigative journalist Akiva Bigman speaks to the central players involved in passing the Basic Dignity Law in 1992 that facilitated Justice Barak’s power grab.
"Reasonableness" is a doctrine created by the Supreme Court Justice Aharon Barak as part of the "constitutional revolution". It has no foundation in Israeli legislation.
Blue and White Future is hiding its original goals. Its current funding of judicial reform protests raises questions whether it has violated Israeli law.
A psychological warfare operation is being waged those protesting the judicial reform. They are trying to manipulate the population by redefining basic ideas in society.