The Israeli Prime Minister resumes his controversial project to restructure the Judiciary and accuses the opposition of not wanting to dialogue.
Tel Aviv. Israel’s protest movement is likely to grow again in the coming weeks: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Sunday afternoon that he would go ahead with his government’s controversial judicial reform. His government “will take practical steps to reform the judicial system,” he said. In late March, after months of massive protests, Netanyahu temporarily suspended the legislation, and his right-wing religious government, under the auspices of President Yitzhak Herzog, began dialogue with the opposition in an attempt to reach an agreement on judicial reform. . system. In the middle of last week, however, the talks ended in mutual accusations.