Israel Is Being Attacked by Political Short-Sellers

So this columnist plans to increase his investments in the Jewish state.

AP/Ohad Zwigenberg
Israelis protest outside the Knesset at Jerusalem, February 13, 2023. AP/Ohad Zwigenberg

The newest weapon in the campaign against the ill-advised and overreaching judicial “reforms” being advocated by some Israeli politicians is the equally ill-advised and overreaching effort by some opponents to endanger Israel’s economy.

They claim that the judicial reform proposals, if enacted, would make Israel a less attractive venue in which to invest. There is, though, nothing in the proposals themselves that would have any direct negative impact on Israel’s economy in general or on the “startup nation” aspect of its high-tech sector. 

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