Minister Idit Silman (Religious Zionism) fiercely condemned the so-called 'Crocodile Law' on Wednesday, saying its proponents 'speak in a language that our enemies understand.' The specific provisions of the bill were not detailed in the report.
Minister Idit Silman (Religious Zionism) issued a statement Wednesday morning fiercely criticizing a proposed law she called the 'Crocodile Law,' arguing that its supporters 'speak a language that our enemies understand.' The bill's specific provisions or sponsor were not disclosed in the report. The statement adds to ongoing political discourse over legislative initiatives in the current Knesset session.
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