2023 Israeli judicial reform
The Knesset votes 64–0, with the 56-member opposition boycotting, to approve a law that prevents the Supreme Court from overturning government decisions on the basis of "reasonableness."
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Sources: Reuters
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- The Knesset votes 64–0, with the opposition boycotting, a law that prevents the Supreme Court from overturning government decisions.
- The Knesset votes 64–0, with the 56-member opposition boycotting, a law that prevents the Supreme Court from overturning government decisions.
- The Knesset votes 64–0, with the 56-member opposition boycotting, to approve a law that prevents the Supreme Court from overturning government decisions on the basis of "reasonableness."