The Supreme Leader bears the criticism of the justice system • "Casting personal walls in public offices, undermining public trust in the legal system"

• Esther Hayes // Photo: Yossi Zeliger

The President of the Supreme Court, Esther Hayes, took part in the Haifa Public Law Society's annual conference on Thursday evening, attacking her allegations against the Ministry of Justice and the judiciary. Animals have stated that there is room for criticism of these systems, but the criticism that is being heard - which has been defined as personal and a curb, will lead to a violation of the rule of law and public confidence in government systems.

"Recently, voices have been growing among us seeking to present the rule of law as 'the rule of law' and as a stumbling block in the way of what is known by those entities as 'negligence.' No big mistake," she argued, "the rule of law and law is not" the rule of law " The judges, public service lawyers, including the attorney general and state attorney, and all other law enforcement agencies entrusted by their office to the law-enforcement, do so with faith, professionalism and a deep sense of mission. "

"As far as flesh and blood is concerned, none of us are free from mistakes, and so control and oversight mechanisms are also required for each of the public servants I mentioned. But between such mechanisms and the crippling criticism that undermines the legitimacy of legal institutions in the State of Israel, imposing personal impunity, baseless and Responsibility in these public servants, the long distance, "she argued.

"The proper conduct of Israeli society does not depend on the placement of a police officer in every corner of the street, but because most citizens obey the law most of the time - they avoid conflict resolution violently, they respect contracts and allow the economy and market systems to exist and accept the decisions of the courts" , She continued, adding that "when the citizen trusting in the legal systems is undermined, the possibility of protecting the rights of individuals in society is undermined, the social order is undermined and the individual's sense of security is impaired."