Having decided to hear petitions against Netanyahu's specific ability to form a government, the Supreme Court will now discuss sections of the coalition agreement itself

• Prime Minister Netanyahu (right) and Gantz in signing the agreement

Not just the petitions against Netanyahu: The High Court will discuss a petition filed Tuesday (Tuesday) against the Likud-Blue coalition agreement. 

This hearing will be in addition to the hearing yesterday, after High Court Judge Yitzhak Amit ordered the government, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the various factions to respond To the petitions filed against the imposition of the government's railway job on Netanyahu, they must submit their references by Thursday at 14:00.

The Attorney General and the other parties will have to give their response to the agreement by Sunday. So far, the petitions filed have only been about whether Netanyahu can serve as prime minister under indictment.

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The petition against the agreement was filed, Adv. Daphna Holtz Lechner, representing 123 high-tech, academy, education and security petitioners in Israel. According to the petitioners' claim, the political agreement is fundamentally unconstitutional, violating all legal principles, and is tainted by foreign considerations of Accused of criminal and materially injurious to the public at large. Therefore, the application for revocation was urgently filed. "

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Adv. Holz Lechner argues, among other things, that "the agreement must be first and foremost invalidated because of a wrongful purpose - the defendant's criminal intent to fear and fear the Supreme Court with a view to biasing and preventing a judicial decision Normative prohibiting his term as prime minister because of the severe indictment filed against him. "