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Avi Maoz Demands Override Clause Before Next Israeli Government Sworn In
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 3 hours ago
What happened
Noam LeYisrael, led by Avi Maoz, launches a campaign focusing on judicial reform, demanding an override clause be passed before the next Israeli government is sworn in. The party also seeks to reduce the Attorney General's role and increase elected officials' influence over judicial appointments.
- 01Noam LeYisrael launches "Free to Be Jewish" campaign focusing on judicial reform.
- 02Party demands override clause passed before new government is sworn in.
- 03Calls to reduce Attorney General's role and split its functions.
- 04Seeks to change judicial appointments to favor elected officials.
- 05Aims to limit power of unelected bureaucrats in government decisions.
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