More legislation for judicial reform passed

The Knesset passed the legislation in the next phase for judicial reform, despite the continued obnoxious "protests" by the left-wing oppsition:

The Knesset plenum on Monday afternoon approved changes to the reasonableness standard, passing the bill with a majority of 64 Knesset members.

As the bill passed its second and third Knesset readings, opposition MKs yelled, "shame!" and "destruction!"

The reasonableness standard is an amendment to Basic Law: The Judiciary, and allows the court to rule against the validity of elected official's decisions that in a justice's opinion are beyond the scope of what a reasonable authority would undertake. It passed its first Knesset reading earlier this month, and is now being prepared for its second and third Knesset readings.

The way the leftist opposition's gone about this has been nothing short of reprehensible, and it'd be much better if they'd just leave politics already.