Smutrich on the death of the enlightened supreme president: "destroyed a glorious institution";

Lapid: "A new record of lowliness"

"I will remember Miriam Naor as the one who insisted on demolishing the houses in Ofra and Amona and Netiv HaAvot," he said in an interview with Gali Yisrael. Lapid reacted sharply: A sign of statehood "

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24/01/2022

Monday, 24 January 2022, 12:30 Updated: 12:46

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The chairman of Religious Zionism, MK Bezalel Smutrich, criticized retired Supreme Court President Miriam Naor, who passed away today (Monday). While throughout the political spectrum, a judge was praised, who yesterday also held hearings within the Meron Disaster Inquiry Committee, Smutrich chose to attack the retired Supreme Court president due to her rulings regarding the demolition of houses and the evacuation of settlers.

"I will share with you the dilemma of my team: on the one hand it is supposed to be state-owned and worshiped, on the other hand what to do, I at least - I will remember Miriam Naor as the one who insisted on demolishing the houses in Ofra and Amona and Nativ HaAvot," Smutrich said in an interview with Gali Israel. "I will mention her as she canceled the participation of a Supreme Court judge as a representative of the first staff in a state ceremony that the government decided to hold to mark the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the homeland in Judea and Samaria. As the one who rejected the recruitment law and put us in a troll that continues to this day. In short, one more president in a chain of presidents since Aharon Barak who destroyed a glorious institution ".

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The chairman of Religious Zionism added: "At least in its last years - Naor will be remembered as the one who toppled another brick in the important wall of the justice system.

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"Hypocrisy".

Smutrich (Photo: Reuven Castro, Reuven Castro)

Following this, Chairman Yesh Atid and Deputy Prime Minister Yair Lapid reacted sharply: "Smutrich's choice to defame the enlightened court president a few minutes after her death is a new record of humiliation in public life in Israel," he and his party tweeted. They will be detained until all signs of statehood and coexistence in the country are destroyed. "

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