Amidst the ongoing legal drama in Israel, Speaker of the Knesset, Amir Ohana, is set to make an appearance on Ronnie Cuban’s show at Khan 11 tomorrow. In a sneak peek of the upcoming episode, Ohana discussed the legal reform, admitting that he learned about it for the first time at Levin’s press conference.
The prospect of the High Court’s intervention in legal matters is a cause for concern for many. However, a senior minister has indicated that they have abandoned the idea of passing a majority vote of 61 and changing the composition of the committee responsible for selecting judges.
According to the minister, there was no preliminary discussion within the Likud party, which should have been a priority. The lack of progress is disheartening, considering that the legal reform has been in the works for several months. The minister questions whether there were alternative approaches that could have been considered.
Ohana also touched upon Prime Minister Netanyahu’s ongoing trial and his acceptance of gifts. He believes that indictments against Netanyahu are unwarranted and that he should not be discredited solely based on them. Ohana argues that while Netanyahu may not be perfect, his leadership of the State of Israel should not be undermined. He adds that criticism is a natural part of political life and people ultimately choose the leader they feel closest to.
Ohana’s appearance on Ronnie Cuban’s show promises to shed more light on these significant issues. It is an opportunity for viewers to gain insight into the legal reform and hear discussions surrounding Netanyahu’s trial. Tune in tomorrow to Khan 11 for this engaging episode.
[Image Caption: Ohana discussing Netanyahu on “Meeting with Ronnie Cuban”, courtesy of Khan 11.]