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Israeli Cabinet Criticizes High Court Amid Legal Dispute

The Israeli Cabinet is facing criticism from the High Court of Justice, which has warned of legal repercussions for noncompliance with court orders. Key ministers have made inflammatory remarks about the court, calling it a 'gang of dictators' and a 'judicial mafia.' The situation has raised concerns among former judges about the implications for democracy in Israel.

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Benjamin Netanyahu - Prime Minister Yariv Levin - Justice Minister Bezalel Smotrich - Finance Minister Shlomo Karhi - Communications Minister Miki Zohar - Culture and Sports Minister

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The Israeli Cabinet is facing criticism from the High Court of Justice, which has warned of legal repercussions for noncompliance with court orders. Key ministers have made inflammatory remarks about the court, calling it a 'gang of dictators' and a 'judicial mafia.' The situation has raised concerns among former judges about the implications for democracy in Israel.

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Netanyahu’s Cabinet calls High Court a ‘judicial mafia’ and ‘gang of dictators’

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Israeli Cabinet Criticizes High Court Amid Legal Dispute