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Justice Minister Yariv Levin Labels Supreme Court Judges as Last Dictators
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First reported by Walla · Jul 6, 2026
What happened
Justice Minister Yariv Levin condemned Israel's Supreme Court judges as dictatorial and urged them to respect democratic decisions and the law.
- 01Justice Minister Yariv Levin accused Supreme Court judges of acting like dictators who lost public trust.
- 02Levin stated judges threaten to suppress those demanding justice but will not succeed.
- 03He called for judges to reflect on their decline in public standing.
- 04Levin stressed that respecting law and democracy is a duty for all citizens, including judges.
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