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Feb 23, 2023 24 min

142. Current Events: Israel's Judicial Crisis Explained

from Jew Oughta Know Hosted by Jason Harris

Why are hundreds of thousands of Israelis protesting in the streets? Why are global headlines screaming about the end of Israeli democracy? The country is griped by a profound crisis over the independence of its judicial system, as its ultra right-wing government tries to pass legislation reforming the Supreme Court. Come find out how we got here and what Israeli's are so angry about.

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