The right legislates, the left erases: Eisenkot was right about at least one thing

Sivan Yehzekel argues in an opinion column that the left bloc is exploiting a temporary parliamentary majority to erase the achievements of the judicial reform, while ignoring the will of millions of right-wing voters. She warns of ten expected appointments to the Supreme Court and accuses the left of building a 'rotten and corrupt' judicial system.

Sivan Yehzekel, in an opinion column on Channel 14, argues that the left bloc is exploiting the temporary parliamentary majority to erase the achievements of the judicial reform that the right passed in the previous Knesset. She notes that even before the formation of a government, six bills to repeal legislation were submitted and four special committees were established. Yehzekel refers to Gadi Eisenkot's slip during the Knesset swearing-in speech, where he struggled to recall the judicial authority, and claims this reveals the left's true attitude toward the judicial system. She warns of ten expected appointments to the Supreme Court and accuses the left of building a 'political-bureaucratic, rotten and corrupt system.' The column ends with a call for the right to take to the streets and fight for its achievements.