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Because of a halachic problem: difficulties in promoting a death penalty law for terrorists Israel today

2023-02-28T08:28:36.002Z


The Torah Judaism party opposes the law • It is possible that ultra-Orthodox Knesset members will be allowed to vote


Advancing the death penalty law for terrorists encountered difficulties, after today (Thursday) the Torah Judaism party claimed that they oppose the law due to a halachic problem.

Yuval Segev reported in the GLC that the coalition is considering allowing the ultra-orthodox MKs freedom to vote.

There is a danger that the law promised to Ben Gabir will not be passed contrary to the summaries, which is expected to arouse great anger on his part towards his coalition members.

The Ministerial Committee on Legislative Matters this week approved the death penalty law for terrorists of the "Otzma Yehudit" party.

During the discussion, there was an exchange between the professional level and the ministers. 

At first the MLA representative had reservations about the bill and demanded a cabinet discussion on its implications. In response, Minister Ben Gabir said: "No problem, there will be a discussion, but all the time the security forces are coordinating and are in the same conception."

To this, Deputy Ombudsman Sharon Afek replied: "There is a legal impediment." Ben Gvir, who did not remain liable, attacked: "If you want to promote an agenda, you can run in the elections." Justice Minister Levin also responded and commented that "You They keep saying there is a legal impediment, voice a professional position

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Source: israelhayom

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