Rothman: "Regret? That we didn't pass the judicial reform a decade earlier" | ynet's Spinner

MK Simcha Rothman, chairman of the Constitution Committee and number 4 on the Religious Zionism list, was interviewed for ynet's association roulette. He stated there is nothing wrong with the way the judicial system laws were advanced, and expressed regret that the judicial reform was not passed a decade earlier. Regarding the conscription law, he claimed that demands were made that were not accepted, and that there were not enough people in relevant positions.

MK Simcha Rothman, chairman of the Constitution Committee and number 4 on the Religious Zionism list, was interviewed for ynet's association roulette. During the interview, he was asked about regret regarding the legislation of the judicial reform, and replied that his only regret is that the reform was not passed a decade earlier. Rothman stated that there is nothing wrong with the way the laws concerning the judicial system were advanced. Regarding the conscription law and the burden on those serving, Rothman said, "We made demands that were not accepted, we were not sufficiently in relevant positions." The interview took place as part of ynet's "Spinner" format, which includes an association roulette. The article was published in the context of the 2026 election campaign.