Former Supreme Court President Dorit Beinish warned on the program 'War Zone' on Channel 13, in a speech that read:
""What we thought would be stopped before the October 7th, we thought so, was a verdict on the matter of reasonableness, the street, the public, expressed its position. It turns out, and we heard this only a few days or a few weeks ago from the Minister of Justice, that despite the war and despite the problems and despite the difficult kidnapping issue, he nevertheless intends to continue.".
""And it turned out that this path of government reform continued in full force. This was reflected in many things, including illegal appointments, including the removal of gatekeepers, including the intention to remove them. In my opinion, the public was not aware because of the load of events and the difficult things we went through here. But, when we look around, when people see what happened around, they will understand the risk from within, which is a huge risk, and I assume that this awakens and will awaken people to understand what happened here, during this period and despite this situation.".
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