Assault on Likud attack: "Anarchist current has taken over the largest party"
The Minister of Justice commented on attacks by MKs from the Likud on the judiciary: "They are trying to undermine the state institutions from the ground up." On the criticism of the Facebook law he promotes: "
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04/01/2022
Tuesday, 04 January 2022, 21:37 Updated: 22:09
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In the video: Minister of Justice, Gideon Saar at a conference at Reichman University (Walla!)
A new Tikva chairman, Justice Minister Gideon Saar, today (Tuesday) sharply attacked the Likud, saying that "an anarchist current has taken over the largest party." On the judiciary
, he said, "Look who's going on stage today and insulting the Supreme Court and they call themselves conservatives.
What conservatives are these?
They are anarchists.
Today an anarchist current has taken over the largest party.
He is not conservative, he is not liberal - he is anarchist and he wants to tattoo the state institutions from the ground up. "
Assaulted the critique, right and left, of the law, which would allow the court to remove posts from social networks and content sites, saying: "I am much more committed to freedom of expression than those people who tried in crooked ways to take over all media in Israel. "All the same dimensions. We are working against the engine of incitement, ferment and violence - it has nothing to do with freedom of expression."
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"Not very high" chance of promoting the Basic Law of Legislation.
Saar, tonight (Photo: official website, Adi Cohen Tzedek)
Referring to the efforts to advance legislation of the Basic Law of Legislation, which would regulate the relationship between the Knesset and the judiciary, Saar expressed reluctant pessimism.
In recent months, a public committee of politicians and lawyers has been trying to formulate an agreed wording on the law, but according to Saar, the chances are "not very high."
He said, "We should go for a historic package deal. In a package like this, everyone compromises. If we do not compromise, we will pay the highest prices. If I thought the chance was zero I would not go into it, the chance is not very high but it exists. A breakthrough can be achieved. "
He added that "just as I have arguments for the judiciary, so too has the Knesset committed a sin that turned the Basic Laws into plasticine."
The conference in which Saar was interviewed was dedicated to the "rules of the game of Israeli democracy," and was held at the initiative of the Institute for Freedom and Responsibility at Reichman University and in collaboration with the Tachlit Institute.
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