What Would the Protesters in Israel Make of America?

Powers Israel wants to deny to its attorney general and courts are denied to the attorney general and courts here in America.

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

With protests surging in Israel, the New Yorker’s editor, David Remnick, has sent readers a note on Prime Minister Netanyahu. It links to Mr. Remnick’s profile from 1998, when Mr. Netanyahu was in the first of six terms as premier. “On Thursday,” Mr. Remnick notes, “the coalition headed by Netanyahu, who is currently on trial for corruption, voted to strip the attorney general and courts of the power to remove the Prime Minister.”

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