โ What Is Israelโs Judicial System Really Selling Us?
When judges drink the espresso of the rule of law – and drip a little activism into the coffee
When judges drink the espresso of the rule of law – and drip a little activism into the coffee
A Jewish and democratic state – or a state of the High Court and the Land?
It is impossible to preserve a democracy in which judges judge the people – instead of the people electing their leaders. It is impossible to continue in a reality in which every national initiative, every conservative reform, every law with a Jewish character – is immediately passed through a sieve of consultants, lawyers, and in the end – 15 people who feel like a grand jury of a country in which they do not even have a flag.
A sober look at the newscast as a marketing department of consciousness
Because if there’s one thing the right has already learned, it’s that the best-selling product on television is the fear of thinking differently
About the man who makes every newscast sound like a reality show opening: Donald J. Written.
Between indictments and God’s reality – the image of an orange man in a confused nation
The biggest problem with Israeli politics is that we are all, how can we say, a little used to thinking in terms of tribes. There is the “white tribe,” the “second Israel,” the “settlers,” the “leftists,” the “progressives,” the “ultra-Orthodox,” the “national religious,” the “Russians,” the “Arabs,” the “Druze,” and the “kibbutzniks with the open shirts who like to make fun of everyone.”
Welcome to Israel. A country with seven million political commentators and zero stable governments.