Why did the High Court let a far-right Kahanist run for office? - opinion

The implication of these observations is that the High Court made a highly questionable decision that has contributed to the mayhem that has characterized Netanyahu’s coalition ever since.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir speaks at a convention in Jerusalem on January 28, calling for Israel to rebuild settlements in the Gaza Strip.

(photo credit: RONEN ZVULUN/REUTERS)

ByMORDECHAI BECK

MARCH 9, 2024 12:05

Why did the High Court let a far-right Kahanist run for office? - opinion

The implication of these observations is that the High Court made a highly questionable decision that has contributed to the mayhem that has characterized Netanyahu’s coalition ever since.

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Why did the High Court let a far-right Kahanist run for office? - opinion

The implication of these observations is that the High Court made a highly questionable decision that has contributed to the mayhem that has characterized Netanyahu’s coalition ever since.

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