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0404Politics

Justice Minister Levin: Right-Wing Victory Will Bring Different Supreme Court, Legal System

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Hebrew · Sole source

Justice Minister Yariv Levin announced that a right-wing victory in the upcoming elections would lead to a different Supreme Court and legal system. Speaking at a Sovereignty Movement conference, Levin stated his commitment to reforming the judiciary's composition and character. He expressed a desire for a legal system that is both suitable for a Jewish state and worthy of a democratic one.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Justice Minister Yariv Levin stated a right-wing election win will result in a different Supreme Court.
  • Levin also said a right-wing victory would lead to a different legal system.
  • He made the remarks at a Sovereignty Movement conference.
  • Levin intends to continue advancing judicial reforms.
  • He wants a legal system fitting for a Jewish and democratic state.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin stated that if the right-wing wins the next elections, there will be a different Supreme Court and a different legal system. He made these remarks at a Sovereignty Movement conference, emphasizing his intention to continue advancing changes to the composition and character of the judiciary, contingent on a right-wing electoral victory.

"In the next term, if the right-wing wins the elections, there will be different Supreme Court justices. A different legal system," Levin declared. He further elaborated that the envisioned legal system should be not only fitting for a Jewish state but also, as he put it, "the truth," and worthy of a democratic state.

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