Netanyahu Praises MK Rothman for Fighting 'Judicial Dictatorship'
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised MK Simcha Rothman for his efforts in advancing the judicial reform, calling it a fight against a "judicial dictatorship." Netanyahu also claimed that Israel's enemies, including Hezbollah, Mahmoud Abbas, Mansour Abbas, and Ali Khamenei, want his political rivals to win the upcoming elections. He stated that these adversaries understand a loss for him would be a defeat for Israel and that Israel will continue its fight.
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu praised MK Simcha Rothman for fighting a "judicial dictatorship" through judicial reform.
- Netanyahu stated that Israel's enemies want his political rivals to win the upcoming elections.
- He identified Hezbollah, Mahmoud Abbas, Mansour Abbas, and Ali Khamenei as wishing for Israel's defeat.
- Netanyahu asserted that Israel's enemies understand his rivals' victory would be a loss for Israel.
- The Prime Minister vowed that Israel will continue its fight against its enemies.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday praised MK Simcha Rothman, chairman of the Constitution Committee, for his work on advancing the judicial reform. "You are doing a job in the fight against the judicial dictatorship," Netanyahu told Rothman, according to the report. The prime minister directed this compliment to Rothman after the latter presented the next steps of the judicial overhaul.
Netanyahu also addressed the upcoming elections, stating that Israel's enemies desire his political rivals to win. He specifically mentioned Hezbollah, Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, Ra'am Chairman Mansour Abbas, and Iranian leader Ali Khamenei as entities wishing for an Israeli defeat. "All of Israel's enemies want us to lose. We are us. And all of Israel's enemies want them to win," Netanyahu said. He asserted that these adversaries understand that his rivals' victory would constitute a defeat for Israel and that they openly express this sentiment.
Netanyahu added that he was not sharing classified information with the public, as he deemed it unnecessary. He further stated that Israel's enemies are aware of his fight against them and that Israel will continue its struggle. "And with God's help, after our tremendous achievements, we will complete the task," he concluded.
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