Judicial Reforms in Israel

The video discusses the protests in Israel against judicial reforms proposed by Prime Minister Netanyahu. The reforms aim to increase political influence over the Supreme Court by altering the selection committee's composition and allowing the legislature to pass laws even if deemed unconstitutional. Despite delays, Netanyahu persists with the reforms, while protests continue.

What is the current composition of the committee responsible for selecting Supreme Court justices in Israel?

• 5 politicians and 4 legal professionals

• 4 politicians and 5 legal professionals

• 6 politicians and 3 legal professionals

• 3 politicians and 6 legal professionals

What change does Prime Minister Netanyahu propose for the selection committee?

• Adding more independent members

• Reducing the number of politicians

• Increasing the number of legal professionals

• Doubling the number of politicians

How would the proposed reforms affect the legislature's power?

• It would require more votes to pass laws

• It would limit the legislature's power

• It would give the Supreme Court more power

• It would allow the legislature to pass laws even if unconstitutional

What is the main concern of the protesters regarding the judicial reforms?

• The reforms would increase the power of the legal professionals

• The reforms would reduce the number of justices

• The reforms would lead to a political Supreme Court

• The reforms would increase taxes

What has been the public response to the proposed judicial reforms?

• Indifference

• Mass protests

• Approval from the legal community

• Widespread support