Coalition politicians: High Court order cancelling a law is 'meaningless' and must not be obeyed

According to ynet, coalition members including MKs and ministers stated that a High Court order that cancels a law has no legal meaning and must not be obeyed. The statement escalates the ongoing judicial-executive confrontation.

Coalition members, including MKs and ministers, told ynet that a High Court order that cancels a law has no legal meaning and must not be obeyed. The statement, quoted as 'There is no meaning to an order that cancels a law – it must not be obeyed,' did not specify which law is at issue. The remark adds to the ongoing tension between the coalition and the judiciary.

2 developments

1. 2 hours ago · 17:29 · 15 JulLatest

   Coalition members declare High Court orders cancelling laws are 'meaningless' and non-binding.

2. 16:55 · 15 Jul

   Coalition politicians urge police to defy High Court freeze on Haredi arrest ban

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