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Riot at Judge Sohlber's home tests Israel's commitment to rule of law | The Jerusalem Post
Leadership must choose: a law-abiding country where court rulings are binding and criminal acts carry consequences; or a country where every faction decides for itself which laws it recognizes.
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haaretz.com
Anarchy thrives under Netanyahu, yet judges fail to grasp the evil they face
Justice Minister Yariv Levin Threatens to Disobey a Court Ruling, Arye Dery Threatens a Tax Revolt, Moshe Gafni Announces a Police Rebellion and Extremist ultra-Orthodox…
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jpost.com
Justice Sohlberg’s home attacked in protest over draft evader arrests | The Jerusalem Post
Rioters reportedly caused significant property damage and attempted to break into Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg's home.
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Riot at Judge Sohlber's home tests Israel's commitment to rule of law | The Jerusalem Post
Leadership must choose: a law-abiding country where court rulings are binding and criminal acts carry consequences; or a country where every faction decides for itself which laws…
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The Israeli government's policy? Chaos | Editorial
Netanyahu Promises the Haredim a Draft-evasion Law While at the Same Time Forsaking the Enforcement That Conscripts Them. When It Deteriorates Into a Violent Attack on the Home of…
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Netanyahu's state-sponsored anarchy enabled the pogrom against an Israeli judge
The Israeli Prime Minister and His Partners Undermine the Rule of Law and Violate Every Norm and Value, but Occasionally Find Time to Condemn Violence The Polls Are Giving Joy to…
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Riots at Noam Sohlberg's home not an isolated incident | The Jerusalem Post
The moment every sector claims the right to determine which laws are binding and which are optional, citizenship becomes tribal membership, and the state becomes a collection of…