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Israeli Justice Minister Vows to Reshape Supreme Court

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Israeli Justice Minister Yariv Levin announced his intention to reshape the Supreme Court and advance sovereignty in Judea and Samaria, leveraging the remaining term of US President Donald Trump. Despite facing protests and internal political criticism, Levin remains determined to push forward with judicial reforms. He highlighted upcoming Supreme Court vacancies as an opportunity to influence its composition and criticized the prosecution of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Levin urged voters to support parties that would continue his policy agenda in the upcoming elections.

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  • Justice Minister Yariv Levin aims to reshape Israel's Supreme Court and extend sovereignty over Judea and Samaria.
  • Levin insists on pursuing judicial reforms despite protests and political pressure.
  • He sees upcoming Supreme Court vacancies as a key opportunity to influence its composition.
  • Levin criticized the handling of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's criminal trial.
  • He urged voters to support parties that align with his policy agenda in upcoming elections.

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