The year the court formally enshrined the regime in Israel as a juristocracy

A scathing opinion piece arguing that the Hebrew year 5786 was the year the Israeli juristocracy translated the reasonableness ruling into legal rules that emasculate democracy. The article sharply criticizes Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit, accusing him of engineering panel compositions, expanding the powers of officials at the expense of elected representatives, and burying the Military Advocate General's affair.

A scathing opinion piece by Walla! argues that the Hebrew year 5786 was the year the Israeli juristocracy translated the reasonableness ruling into legal rules that emasculate democracy. The article sharply criticizes Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit, accusing him of engineering panel compositions to dictate his opinion as law, while showing contempt for judges from the opposing camp. It further claims that Amit is leading a consistent effort to expand the powers of officials at the expense of elected representatives, and that he led to the burial of the Military Advocate General's affair. The article concludes by asserting that Amit will be remembered as the most corrupt president in the history of the Israeli Supreme Court.