It is already becoming a regular ritual. Once upon a time and in accordance with the schedule set for themselves and all of us High Court judges, a scandalous verdict is released into the air, and the rightly, but completely public, storm of anger rages with anger, comments and statements on the High Court ruling.

It took no less than three years for our slow judges to issue the decision repealing the law of regulation, and, as in countless previous rulings, the pens, keyboards and holy right rage were removed. This recurring play is ridiculous and unnecessary this time, and was unnecessary the previous times, and is mostly what allows him to continue.

These are not the judges! Fingers, claims and answers should not be directed to them, and in any case, robes do not count those who were once sovereign in Israel and become the subjects of the legal cult. These are the politicians.

The repeal of the regulation law is nothing more than a proof of the right colossal failure under Netanyahu, the chief responsible for the abandonment of the democracy bed and the separation of the Israeli authorities into the legal plant that annexed democracy in the state and the exclusivity of its laws and policies.

And Netanyahu is not alone. The regulation law was the flag law of former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked. "The High Court is no longer a branch of Meretz," Shaked said in an interview, and here the mask was torn and revealed, not for the first time, that Shaked's "revolutions" in the Ministry of Justice were at all propaganda fiction. Judges may, and if we are lucky, someday write a line of judgment in a judgment that had no effect, and that without talking about her complete failure on the issue of prosecutor's office.

Everyone is to blame, from right to Likud, from Bennett to Yuval Steinitz, and turning the rage on the judges is the greatest gift imaginable. To go without and to feel without.

The current right-wing impotence generation is more afraid of its judges than its voters, while the true Israeli government lies on the road between Salah-Din Street and Givat Ram, which is supposed to represent the public and act against the state's annexation plan, which deals with internal dangers and the responsibility of others. Classic Win and Win mode for all parties except voters. The judges are enjoying themselves, the lawyers are raging, are the politicians savoring the softness of the turtle skin and the civilians? We have already said, they are subjects, a background noise that increases his voice once every few years or months (subject to the High Court decision, of course).

In order for this democratic mutation to change, elected officials must feel a little shaking in the chair. There is no point in continuing to attack the High Court and the never-ending megalomaniac attack it is experiencing.

Until that happens, we will continue to be trapped in a circle of blame for judges and political slack. We will meet again in the same place and have the unnecessary rite of anger after the decision to apply sovereignty or after the repeal of the national law is abolished.