Reforms to Israel’s Judiciary Must Be Carefully Calibrated
Change is necessary and inevitable. But it must not amplify division or open the nation up to unintended consequences.
February 6, 2023
Reforms to Israel’s Judiciary Must Be Carefully Calibrated
Change is necessary and inevitable. But it must not amplify division or open the nation up to unintended consequences.
The central topic of debate in Israel now is the new coalition government’s proposed reforms of the nation’s judiciary and unwritten constitution. Peter Berkowitz agrees that reform is necessary, but that “the proper scope and pace of reform, however, are open to debate and must be carefully calibrated.”
February 6, 2023
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