Tel-Chai Nation

The Israeli left's turned to more outrage culture because they can't stand the idea of repairing all the flaws in the judicial system:

A political firestorm erupted on Monday after Israel Hayom published an internal memo showing the next government plans to dramatically alter the relationship between the branches of government at the expense of the judicial branch.

The memo outlines that new measures Likud and the United Right factions plan to pursue once a coalition is formed and a new government is sworn-in aimed at bolstering the powers of the legislative and executive branches. The steps, if passed, would allow the Knesset to overrule a High Court of Justice ruling in certain cases and automatic legal immunity for MKs. It would also make the government the only agency responsible for appointing senior judges, and strip certain powers from the attorney general.

Well, if the left doesn't like it, that's just too bad. They corrupted the system for many years, and now, the time's come when, sooner or later, the system will be fixed so the left can't exploit it at the country's expense. If this is done in time, that'll be good for the sake of Israel.

Labels: Israel, Knesset, Moonbattery, political corruption