PM Netanyahu appears to have called for a pause in the legislative push for reform so that all parties may consult and, hopefully, reach some form of consensus.
The sour grapes of the ashkenazi elites, sensing that the days when only they called the shots are over. Vivian Bercovici, a prime example of this club; former diplomate, because you were born in the right family with the right connections, so morally superior to the sefardic average Joe, cannot stand the fact Israel is drifting away from a western-oriented past to a middle eastern future.
How amusing to see her trying to sell her temper tantrum as moral virtue.
Where were you protesting when the supreme court under Aharon Barak assumed the power to not only check the laws adopted by the Knesset for their legality, but also their validity, in essence assuming overall power by a body that isn't chosen by the people nor can be voted out of office by the people?
Oh right, you were nowhere, because the supreme court is left leaning and suits your agenda. If that ain't hypocrisy, I don't know what is. The internal strife in Israel at the moment is as much on Itamar Ben-Gvir as it is on Aharon Barak (such a shame for a man with his history).
The nauseating hypocrasi of yourself calling the protests against a democratically elected government a symfonic masterpiece in democratic excersize (hyperbole, much?), just voting is not enough, right? Yet any counterprotest is a mötley rabble of far-right extremists, fascists and any -ist your vocabulary seems to contain. Even desertion is hailed as a brave action; IDF is supposed to be non-political, remember?
It just shows what a spoiled little brat you are; all full of professing democracy, but as soon as you don't like the results of an election, you'll throw a tantrum, even if you destroy the country in the proces, just to get it your way.
That's not quite how democracy works, it's called mob rule, and the third temple will rot from within because of it. Congratulations.
The sour grapes of the ashkenazi elites, sensing that the days when only they called the shots are over. Vivian Bercovici, a prime example of this club; former diplomate, because you were born in the right family with the right connections, so morally superior to the sefardic average Joe, cannot stand the fact Israel is drifting away from a western-oriented past to a middle eastern future.
How amusing to see her trying to sell her temper tantrum as moral virtue.
Where were you protesting when the supreme court under Aharon Barak assumed the power to not only check the laws adopted by the Knesset for their legality, but also their validity, in essence assuming overall power by a body that isn't chosen by the people nor can be voted out of office by the people?
Oh right, you were nowhere, because the supreme court is left leaning and suits your agenda. If that ain't hypocrisy, I don't know what is. The internal strife in Israel at the moment is as much on Itamar Ben-Gvir as it is on Aharon Barak (such a shame for a man with his history).
Thanks for sharing. There have been many election results I don’t like. This situation is not that.
The nauseating hypocrasi of yourself calling the protests against a democratically elected government a symfonic masterpiece in democratic excersize (hyperbole, much?), just voting is not enough, right? Yet any counterprotest is a mötley rabble of far-right extremists, fascists and any -ist your vocabulary seems to contain. Even desertion is hailed as a brave action; IDF is supposed to be non-political, remember?
It just shows what a spoiled little brat you are; all full of professing democracy, but as soon as you don't like the results of an election, you'll throw a tantrum, even if you destroy the country in the proces, just to get it your way.
That's not quite how democracy works, it's called mob rule, and the third temple will rot from within because of it. Congratulations.