Bennett's tweet that made Yair Golan happy
Naftali Bennett committed to repealing four laws advanced by the coalition immediately after the elections, and to enact new Basic Laws. Yair Golan welcomed the statement but demanded Bennett commit not to sit with Netanyahu.
Chairman of the Together party, Naftali Bennett, committed today (Wednesday) to repealing four laws advanced by the coalition in the field of judicial reform, immediately upon the formation of the 26th Knesset. In a statement published on X, Bennett detailed the laws: the change in the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee, the Attorney General's Law, the Police Internal Investigations Department Law, and the Communications Law. Additionally, Bennett presented a plan to enact new Basic Laws, including turning the Declaration of Independence into a Basic Law and enacting a Basic Law on Legislation. Chairman of the Democrats party, Yair Golan, welcomed the statement but demanded Bennett also commit not to sit with Netanyahu, Likud, and the parties of the "massacre and evasion" coalition. The article notes that Bennett himself previously supported significant changes to the judicial system, and that his current statement is not a blanket opposition to any change, as he continues to support enacting a Basic Law on Legislation.