An Architect of Israel’s Judicial Reform Warns of a ‘Religious War’ in the Jewish State

Simcha Rothman insists, though, that he has no intention of backing down.

Via Wikimedia Commons
Simcha Rothman, a Knesset member with the Religious Zionist Party, January 1, 2019. Via Wikimedia Commons

One of the architects of the judicial reform plan in Israel, Simcha Rothman, warns that the protests in the country border on a “religious war” that cuts to the heart of “where Israel is going.” Mr. Rothman, who has spent decades championing judicial reform, insists that he has no intention of backing down. 

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