In the shadow of the growing protests against the legal reform and the continuation of the legislation, Likud MK Shalom Danino addressed the issue of the legal reform on Sunday morning: "We cannot waste the entire term on just one issue."
"In my opinion, the law of the Judicial Selection Committee should be enacted in a 5-5 formula, preferably by agreement, and stop there," he told Ynet radio. "The country is burning, the Likud is burning, it is better to leave the decision regarding the continuation of the elections in October 2026."
The 30th week of the protest: Demonstration in Jerusalem against the legal reform // Credit: Photo: Yoni Rikner
Danino is not the only member of the party to express his opinion on this. MK Eli Dellal announced last Friday that henceforth he would not lend his hand to a unilateral move by the coalition. MK Yuli Edelstein also issued a similar statement. Last Wednesday, it was MK David Bitan who attacked his Likud colleagues over the continuation of the legal reform legislation: "In the next stages, we will intervene," he warned.
"We will no longer allow one person to determine what happens," Bitan continued, stressing: "There is still a chance for compromises. The issue of reasonableness is not the important war. There's nothing to it."
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