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Israel: What might be possible reasons for legal changes to the Israeli Supreme Court?
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(04-03-2023, 04:42 PM)robrecht Wrote: I too am not an Israeli citizen (nor a Jew) but am interested in this development specifically as well as Israel politics in general. This seems like a dangerous authoritarian move, especially since as a Parliamentary form of government, there is no truly independent executive, and Israel does not have a constitution (they do have the Basic Laws that serve somewhat as a de facto constitution).

Well I am not an Israeli either, but a German and US citizen, and a Jew.  I know that Germany operates, similar to Israel on the Basic Law.  It is the same as a constitution, just has a different name.  I think that Israel is no different.
There are a few other countries that do not have a constitution, but they all seem to function well.  They are NNew Zealand, Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, and Canada.
Dr. Linde XXX
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RE: What might be possible reasons for legal changes to the Israeli Supreme Court? - by Linde - 04-03-2023, 05:09 PM

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