After Deri's attempt to prevent the publication of the reasonableness ruling, the state camp said on Monday: "The cancellation of the reasonableness cause was a bad move, a good thing that would never have happened. We alerted us to this in real time, and tried to correct and bring about broad agreements. At this time, it would have been good to take steps to prevent the rift created by the expected High Court ruling on the matter – whatever it may be. The best way to do this is to take responsibility on the part of Knesset members and cancel the legislation.
"We are certain that the initiative of the head of the Shas faction, Aryeh Deri, and the group of professors to allow the publication of the date of the ruling to be postponed, came from a good place, but it is wrong and therefore we oppose it: it constitutes a change in the rules of the game, on a specific ruling, a short date before publication, thereby harming the independence of the court and creating a dangerous precedent for the future through personal legislation."
"In addition, intervention at this time and in this manner will generate a difficult public debate that will roll the hot potato to the court's doorstep, thereby harming the unity of the people.
In the long run, we must promote a reform that anchors the rules of the game in broad consensus. That's what we tried to do and we will do after we win the war."
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