The coalition chairman tweeted on his Twitter account: "While High Court judges continue to stretch the rope, the left says the right and Netanyahu want to destroy the justice system" • He said, "The media embraces this lie, and the opposition raises seats by riding on it"
Coalition chairman Miki Zohar (Likud) said today (Friday) that the enactment of the overcoming clause should be a condition for the continued existence of the government. "While High Court judges continue to stretch the rope, the left says the right and Netanyahu want to destroy the justice system." About glow in his Twitter account.
The enactment of the overcoming clause should be a condition for the continued existence of the government.
While High Court judges continue to stretch the rope, the left says the right and Netanyahu want to destroy the judiciary.
It is clear that the media is embracing this lie and that the opposition is riding it on the road to gaining seats from the center but it is time to pay the price to change the situation.
- Miki Zohar Miki Zohar (@ zoharm7) August 28, 2020
He said, "It is clear that the media is embracing this lie and that the opposition is riding it on the road to gaining seats from the center but it is time to pay the price to change the situation."
The words of the coalition chairman are said against the background of the High Court ruling from yesterday on the evacuation of the houses in Mitzpe Karmim, but this is also a controversial issue in the coalition crisis. In the Likud, a white brush has been demanding a ceasefire since the days of the coalition negotiations, and the issue also came up during the talks to resolve the crisis in recent weeks.
Earlier this month, MK Ayelet Shaked's overcoming bill did not pass the plenum when Likud members, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, were absent from the vote.
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"I am sorry to announce that my position was not accepted," MK Zohar tweeted at the time on his Twitter account. "The Likud will not vote in favor of the overcoming clause, but will abstain from voting. After inquiries and tests, it was clear that voting in favor of the law (which also has quite a few controversies within the right) would certainly lead to elections. Out of a genuine desire to try and stabilize the coalition and prevent elections, it was decided to be absent. "
Only five MKs from the right-wing faction voted against it, and 71 MKs from the opposition factions, as well as the Blue and White factions, Torah Judaism and Shas from the coalition.
According to the bill, the Knesset will be able to overcome the judges' decision through a renewed legislative procedure that will determine that the law will be valid despite a court ruling and provided that the law is passed by a majority of 61 MKs.