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MK Milvetsky Accuses Israel's Security and Judicial Systems of Rebellion Against State
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First reported by Channel 13 · Jul 1, 2026
What happened
MK Hanoch Milvetsky accused Israel's security and judicial leaders of rebellion against the state, calling for ignoring a Supreme Court ruling blocking a key appointment. He described the judicial system as corrupt and extreme leftist, urging a restoration of governance amid ongoing tensions over judicial authority.
- 01MK Hanoch Milvetsky accuses top security and judicial officials of rebellion against Israel.
- 02He calls the Supreme Court and prosecution corrupt and extreme leftists misusing the law.
- 03Milvetsky criticizes ongoing conflicts as unwinnable due to lack of justice and law.
- 04He urges ignoring the Supreme Court's ruling blocking Michael Rebhilo's appointment as State Comptroller.
- 05Milvetsky calls for ending participation in what he terms the 'absurd theater' led by Supreme Court President Isaac Amit.
- 06His statements highlight deep tensions over judicial reforms and governance in Israel.
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