Saving Democracy in Israel
Based on a 1992 Knesset law in defense of human dignity and liberty, the High Court tramples the dignity and liberty of the people.
Dr. Mordechai Nisan, INN 5.9.22

Dr. Mordechai Nisan speaks to Arutz ShevaArutz Sheva/Israel National News
The Israeli High Court did not charge into the political arena in order to save the people from a tyrannical government. It did not flagrantly intervene because human liberties were threatened. No despotic leader canceled general elections, thereby demanding some special judicial response. In short, the explanation is simple: the justices were intent to set the national agenda in Israeli society.







