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Giving free rein to thugs • 'The Israeli government has an interest in disrupting the elections'

Netanyahu's judicial overhaul was partially blocked, but the danger to Israeli democracy persists. Constitutional law experts tell Haaretz they believe the struggle for their independence came at the expense of protecting human rights, especially of Palestinians – and the Supreme Court enters the elections alert but weakened

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Four years on, Levin’s judicial overhaul leaves Israel divided and facing a reckoning

Justice minister failed to enact much of his original plan, but battles over judicial appointments, the attorney general and court powers have left Israel’s legal system strained, its institutions divided and the next…

Giving free rein to thugs • 'The Israeli government has an interest in disrupting the elections'

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Giving free rein to thugs • 'The Israeli government has an interest in disrupting the elections'

Four years on, Levin’s judicial overhaul leaves Israel divided and facing a reckoning

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Giving free rein to thugs • 'The Israeli government has an interest in disrupting the elections'

Four years on, Levin’s judicial overhaul leaves Israel divided and facing a reckoning