Israel’s Knesset discusses ‘adequacy clause’ of judicial reform – Israel

2023-07-10 19:34:49

JERUSALEM – Israel’s parliament held its first reading on Monday on the “adequacy clause,” a core element of the controversial judicial reform. According to the draft law, the Supreme Court will no longer be able to classify government decisions as “inappropriate”. Critics fear that high-ranking positions will be filled arbitrarily and that corruption will be fostered. Over the weekend, more than 350,000 people across the country protested once morest the reform.

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