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There is concern that the new government will introduce a series of changes entrenching religious law and deepening division with minority groups. Reuters

Tel Aviv lawyers protest against the Netanyahu government's court reforms on January 12. Reuters

The government plans to overhaul Israel's legal system. AP

Israeli lawyers wave the national flag. AP Photo

A protest outside Tel Aviv District Court. Reuters

The lawyers called the reforms 'a political threat to the judicial system and democracy'. Reuters

Private Israeli lawyers protest Netanyahu's government court reform in what they call "a political threat to the judicial system and democracy" outside the Tel Aviv District Court, Israel January 12, 2023. REUTERS / Corinna Kern

Former top legal officials have spoken out against the proposed sweeping reforms. Reuters

There is concern that the new government will introduce a series of changes entrenching religious law and deepening division with minority groups. Reuters

Tel Aviv lawyers protest against the Netanyahu government's court reforms on January 12. Reuters

The government plans to overhaul Israel's legal system. AP

Israeli lawyers wave the national flag. AP Photo

A protest outside Tel Aviv District Court. Reuters

The lawyers called the reforms 'a political threat to the judicial system and democracy'. Reuters

Private Israeli lawyers protest Netanyahu's government court reform in what they call "a political threat to the judicial system and democracy" outside the Tel Aviv District Court, Israel January 12, 2023. REUTERS / Corinna Kern

Former top legal officials have spoken out against the proposed sweeping reforms. Reuters

There is concern that the new government will introduce a series of changes entrenching religious law and deepening division with minority groups. Reuters

Netanyahu's reforms will 'crush' justice system, Israel Supreme Court chief says

PM's bid for more control of judiciary has led to fears over rights of secular liberals and minorities

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January 13, 2023

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