Rothman: 'Regret? That We Didn't Pass Judicial Reform a Decade Earlier'
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Simcha Rothman, Chairman of the Constitution Committee, stated he has no regrets about the legislative process for judicial reforms. He believes there is nothing wrong with how laws affecting the justice system were advanced. Rothman also addressed the conscription law, attributing unmet demands to a lack of sufficient positions. He participated in a segment discussing his personal aspirations.
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- Simcha Rothman, Chairman of the Constitution Committee, has no regrets about judicial reform legislation.
- Rothman stated there is nothing wrong with the legislative process for judicial system laws.
- He attributed unmet demands regarding the conscription law to insufficient positions.
- Rothman participated in a ynet segment discussing his personal aspirations.
Simcha Rothman, Chairman of the Constitution Committee and ranked fourth in the Religious Zionism party, stated that he has no regrets about the legislative process for judicial system reforms. He asserted that there is nothing wrong with the way laws concerning the justice system were advanced. When asked about the conscription law and the burden on serving soldiers, Rothman commented that demands were not met because "we were not sufficiently in the relevant positions." He also discussed his personal aspirations in an association roulette segment for ynet.