Beinisch on Netanyahu and Police Commissioner meeting: It's no longer surprising that the government and its head do not respect the law

Former Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch spoke to Kan News about the Netanyahu-Levi meeting: "We cannot be surprised that the government and its head do not respect legal instructions." She expressed concern about violence on election day but noted that the system is secure.

Former Supreme Court President, Justice Dorit Beinisch, spoke this morning (Monday) on the program "This Morning" on Kan News and addressed the unusual meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Police Commissioner Levi. Beinisch said she respects Justice Solberg's decision to allow the meeting, but noted that it is not surprising that the government and its head do not respect legal instructions. According to her, the meeting likely dealt with the elections and the fears surrounding them, rather than neutral topics. Beinisch expressed concern about an atmosphere of threats and violence on the upcoming election day, but emphasized that the Election Committee and many citizens are prepared to protect the integrity of the elections.

Beinisch on Netanyahu and Police Commissioner meeting: It's no longer surprising that the government and its head do not respect the law