Israel’s High Court Hears Challenges to a Unity Government Led by Netanyahu

TEL AVIV—Israel’s high court on Sunday began hearing petitions against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forming a government while under indictment, with a potential ruling that could lead to another election as the country grapples with the coronavirus pandemic.

Mr. Netanyahu and his rival Benny Gantz agreed last month to form a unity government after three inconclusive elections in a year. Both said the deal would help strengthen the country’s fight against the pandemic. But they have faced pushback from nongovernmental...

I stand with netanyahu... Godtweet...

This is soooooooooooo slow.

Corrupt

Does the Palestinian population have any representation in the high court?

Nothing about this government spells 'United' other than being uniformly corrupt!

So Israel has leftist assholes too. Without men like netanyahu there is no Israel. People like BernieSanders would have given it away 40 years ago. FreeBibi

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