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- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- Matti Friedman: "When consuming news from Israel, there’s a list of questions I ask when deciding if I’m getting sane information or a narrative of a different kind."
- Javad Zarif--sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department last August--takes a meeting with Senator Murphy
- Israel’s foreign minister, Gideon Sa’ar, thanked Washington for its “moral support and leadership” and said that “singling out Israel and politicization by member states must end, in this and all professional UN agencies”
- The invasion of Ukraine and the rise of America’s isolationists.
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Tag Archives: Override Clause
Bibi: There will be no ‘override clause’ with simple majority, nor super-majority
TIMES OF ISRAEL Netanyahu to US media: Judicial overhaul is moving ahead without ‘override clause’ June 29, 2023 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published Thursday that the so-called “override clause” — one of … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Bibi, Judicial Reform, Override Clause
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Bills include override clause, which would permit Knesset to re-legislate laws struck down by the Supreme Court as “unconstitutional”
ISRAEL HAYOM (by agreement with JNS) Knesset advances first batch of judicial reform bills Amir Ettinger March 14, 2023 The Knesset Tuesday passed the first reading of major bills pertaining to the judicial reform, including the highly contested override clause. … Continue reading