Netanyahu Drops Contentious Parts of Judicial Reform Plan Amid Backlash
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the "override clause" allowing parliament to override Supreme Court rulings will not advance.
- Members of Netanyahu's coalition criticized his decision to drop the override clause.
- Netanyahu still intends to change how judges are selected but will amend the current legislation.
- Netanyahu is dropping the override clause and revising how judges are appointed to calm protests and make moderate reforms.
- Netanyahu removed provisions that gave politicians more power over the Supreme Court and judicial selection.