VIDEO: The Tikvah Fund and Jewish Journal Present: Understanding Israeli Judicial Reforms: A Debate
The Jewish Journal and the Tikvah Fund's Israel Law and Liberty Forum project invite you to watch a lively debate about an issue that has triggered enormous controversy in Israel.
The Jewish Journal and the Tikvah Fund’s Israel Law and Liberty Forum project invite you to watch a lively debate about an issue that has triggered enormous controversy in Israel. Two highly knowledgeable panelists–Member of Knesset Simcha Rothman, chair of the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee and a driving force behind the reforms; and constitutional expert Professor Yaniv Roznai of Reichman University, an outspoken critic of the reforms– face off over the proposed overhaul of the judicial system by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition. Jewish Journal columnist Shmuel Rosner moderates.
In a recent interview with the Iranian National Radio and Television Agency, Seyed Abbas Araghchi lays out the central aspects of Iran’s foreign policy.
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VIDEO: The Tikvah Fund and Jewish Journal Present: Understanding Israeli Judicial Reforms: A Debate
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The Jewish Journal and the Tikvah Fund’s Israel Law and Liberty Forum project invite you to watch a lively debate about an issue that has triggered enormous controversy in Israel. Two highly knowledgeable panelists–Member of Knesset Simcha Rothman, chair of the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee and a driving force behind the reforms; and constitutional expert Professor Yaniv Roznai of Reichman University, an outspoken critic of the reforms– face off over the proposed overhaul of the judicial system by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition. Jewish Journal columnist Shmuel Rosner moderates.
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