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Likud's Ofir Katz Vows to Complete Judicial Reform If Party Forms Next Government
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Likud coalition chairman Ofir Katz said the current government was too cautious on judicial reform and pledged to complete the legislation if Likud leads the next government, dismissing public protests as exaggerated.
- 01Ofir Katz says current government was too cautious on judicial reform.
- 02If Likud forms next government, it will resume and complete halted reforms.
- 03Katz claims coalition did not push reforms far enough this term.
- 04He rejects that public protests forced reform pause, calls opposition exaggerated.
- 05Katz vows next Likud government will fulfill voters' wishes with judicial reform.
- 06Likud plans to advance stalled legislation as part of democratic mandate.
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