In this conversation, Daniel Mael and Yonatan Green delve into the complexities of Israel's legal system, exploring its historical context, the absence of a constitution, and the evolution of judicial power. They discuss how cultural isolation and limited information contribute to misunderstandings about Israel's legal framework. Green emphasizes the significance of Aharon Barak's influence on the Supreme Court and the implications of judicial activism on democracy. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by Israel in defining its legal identity and the consequences of not having a constitution. In this conversation, Yonatan Green and Daniel Mael delve into the complexities of Israel's judicial system, the implications of judicial reforms, and the ongoing constitutional crisis. They discuss the role of the Israeli Supreme Court, the challenges posed by the lack of a formal constitution, and the impact of recent reforms on democracy in Israel. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of these issues to foster informed public discourse and navigate the political landscape effectively.
Check out Yonatan Green's new book: Rogue Justice: The Rise of Judicial Supremacy in Israel
