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Supreme Court Chief Justice Esther Hayut issues stark warning against the proposed reforms by Justice Minister Yariv Levin to limit High Court rulings against government moves or Knesset laws.
On the eve of his departure, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi warns against political meddling in the military, and talks about the ongoing threats Israel faces in multiple theaters. Kochavi notes that the IDF has three different contingency plans for Iran that would "neutralize" its nuclear program.
"If the announced judicial system changes set a trend for a weakening Israel's institutional arrangements and existing checks and balances this could in the future present downside risks to the ratings. But we are not there yet," credit rating agency's senior analyst says.
Goal of change is to "inspire, empower" crew, and encourage them to conduct their roles with pride and most importantly to ensure that they felt seen and heard, the designer said.
In light of the differences in approaches the US and Israel have on various issues, which could pose a challenge to their relations, Jake Sullivan's visit will serve as yet another opportunity to agree on “ground rules”.
