The government that will be elected: what will the judicial system look like after the elections?

The article analyzes the legal challenges facing the next government: the dispute over gatekeepers, the process of firing the legal advisor, the justice minister's refusal to appoint judges, and the need to restore trust in the judicial system.

The article reviews the legal challenges facing the next government, focusing on the controversy surrounding the judicial system and gatekeepers. The outgoing government sought a dramatic change, which it called a 'reform', while the change bloc declares an intention to correct some of its steps. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara warned that 'under the cover of war and the diversion of public attention to it, the regime change is very significant.' Her dismissal process has begun, and the government did not appear for the hearing in the High Court. The article notes Justice Minister Levin's refusal to appoint judges, creating a backlog and delays. The central challenge, according to the article, is restoring trust in law enforcement and the judicial system.

The government that will be elected: what will the judicial system look like after the elections?