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The demonstrators speak of “dictatorship” while the current situation is one in which we are ruled by a small group of unelected oligarchs that has concentrated unrestricted powers of governance in its hands.
Emptying our political bank account while the situation in Judea and Samaria is escalating, together with the Iranian race towards nuclear armament, places Israel in a dangerous, even very dangerous, security situation.
"The legal situation is clear: You must refrain from any involvement in initiatives to change the judiciary," Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara says, warning the prime minister.
The PM finds himself having to choose between two options: Give greater weight to internal considerations and his desire to maintain the existing Coalition at any cost even at the expense of rehabilitating ties with the US – or prioritize Israel's diplomatic ties.
The military should be permitted to concentrate on security threats, not domestic controversy.
