Itamar Fleishman Demands Comprehensive Judicial Reform as Condition for Joining Netanyahu's National Government

Itamar Fleishman, a political commentator on Channel 14's "The Patriots," set a firm condition for joining any future government, including the broad national government proposed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Fleishman emphasized that a comprehensive and aggressive judicial reform is essential and must be implemented even without consensus if election results reflect the public's will.

Responding to Netanyahu's call for a wide national government after the elections, Fleishman stated, "I agree Netanyahu is doing something smart here," but stressed the necessity of judicial reform as a prerequisite. He added that he has no objection to anyone joining the government as long as they agree on the reform agenda and issues concerning the ultra-Orthodox parties.

Fleishman urged right-wing voters to take a clear stance by not supporting any right-wing politician who does not commit to judicial reform. His remarks highlight ongoing debates within the right-wing camp about how to implement the reform.

The discussion reflects the broader political context in Israel, where judicial reform has become a central and divisive issue ahead of upcoming elections. Fleishman's position signals a demand for decisive action on this front as a condition for political cooperation.