MK Avichay Buaron (Likud) said Saturday evening that if the right-wing bloc wins the upcoming elections, his party would establish a new court with authority above the Supreme Court.
MK Avichay Buaron (Likud) said Saturday evening that a right-wing election victory would lead to the establishment of a new court with authority superior to the Supreme Court. Buaron, who has previously criticized the judiciary for overstepping its mandate, said in a statement that the current situation would not persist after the elections. The proposal, which lacks legislative details, signals a further escalation in the political debate over the balance of power between the Knesset and the judiciary. As The Zioneer reported on July 21, Buaron had previously accused the High Court and Attorney General of 'trampling the will of the electorate.'
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