MK Saada Criticizes Draft Law While MK Tal Miron Calls Government Criminal Over Legal Disputes
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 24 hours ago
What happened
During a heated radio panel, MK Moshe Saada criticized Israel's draft law but defended the coalition's values-based alliance with ultra-Orthodox parties, while MK Shelly Tal Miron accused the government of undermining the rule of law and called it criminal for defying Supreme Court rulings. The debate also covered the Basic Law on Torah Study and the broader constitutional crisis.
- 01MK Moshe Saada criticizes draft law but defends coalition's values-based alliance with ultra-Orthodox parties.
- 02MK Shelly Tal Miron accuses government of undermining rule of law and managing politics for interests.
- 03Tal Miron calls ultra-Orthodox parties tools of extortion against Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 04Saada claims Supreme Court oversteps authority; supports legal measures to limit court rulings.
- 05Tal Miron warns defying Supreme Court threatens democracy and calls government criminal.
- 06Debate includes concerns over Basic Law on Torah Study's legal and economic impact.
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