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YnetPolitics

Democrats to Lead Committee to Repeal Judicial Overhaul Laws

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The Democrats party will lead a special committee to repeal laws from the judicial overhaul, starting this week. The committee will focus on reversing changes to the judicial appointments committee and the law weakening the Attorney General's office. Party Chairman Yair Golan stated the move aims to "cancel the legal revolution" and protect democracy.

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  • The Democrats party will lead a committee to repeal judicial overhaul laws.
  • Legislative efforts to repeal the laws will begin this week.
  • The committee will target changes to judicial appointments and the Attorney General's authority.
  • Democrats Chairman Yair Golan vowed to "cancel the legal revolution."
Democrats to Lead Committee to Repeal Judicial Overhaul Laws
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The Democrats party announced it will head a temporary committee tasked with repealing laws enacted as part of the judicial overhaul. According to the party's statement, legislative efforts to dismantle these changes will commence this week within a special committee for legal and constitutional affairs, led by a Democratic representative.

The committee is set to spearhead the cancellation of changes made to the judicial appointments committee and the law that weakened the authority of the Attorney General. Yair Golan, the chairman of the Democrats, stated, "This is the beginning of the correction. We will cancel the "legal revolution" and safeguard democracy, so that what happened here in the last four years does not happen again."

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