According to a report, Orly Harel, a recent addition to the political camp of former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, has expressed opposition to the prayers organized by the Rosh Yehudi movement and to the government's judicial reform.
According to a report, Orly Harel, a new member of the political camp associated with Naftali Bennett, has voiced opposition to the prayers organized by the Rosh Yehudi movement and to the judicial reform. The report, published Tuesday, cites Harel's opposition to both initiatives. Rosh Yehudi is a religious-Zionist movement that organizes public prayer gatherings. The judicial reform, advanced by the current government, has been a major point of contention. Harel's addition to the camp was previously announced.
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