Rothman: Judicial Overhaul Started Scoring Goals Against 'Deep State'
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Simcha Rothman, chairman of the Constitution Committee, described the judicial overhaul as a soccer game where his side has scored many goals against the "deep state." He spoke at a Sovereignty Movement conference in Jerusalem, stating that before the overhaul, the "deep state" scored freely. Rothman asserted that by taking the field with a strong team, they have now achieved significant success.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Simcha Rothman stated the judicial overhaul has led to many goals against the 'deep state'.
- He compared the judicial overhaul to a soccer game at a Sovereignty Movement conference.
- Rothman claimed the 'deep state' previously scored freely against an open goal.
- He said he and Levin established a rival team to start playing.
- Rothman believes they have now achieved considerable success.
Simcha Rothman, the chairman of the Constitution Committee, stated at a Sovereignty Movement conference in Jerusalem that prior to the judicial overhaul, the "deep state" had an open goal and scored as it pleased. He elaborated, "We took to the field, put in a good goalkeeper, and established a rival team with Levin and myself, and we started playing. We have scored many, many goals."
Rothman's remarks drew parallels between the judicial overhaul process and a soccer match, suggesting that the current government has successfully countered previous obstacles. He implied that the "deep state" previously operated without significant opposition, but the judicial overhaul has introduced a strong defense and offensive capabilities, leading to considerable achievements.
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